This man-made canyon is a surface coal mine just south of Frostburg, viewed from the east rim along Route 36. For scale, note the house-sized earth-moving machines on the far horizon.
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This is a blog by Andy Duncan, a fiction writer, teacher and journalist, mostly in that order.
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- Something no candidate mentioned this election
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- The "face" of Jack the Ripper
- Chick & Ruth's Delly
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- Patenting the genetic alphabet
- Everyday movie quotes -- identified
- More on the Edmund Fitzgerald
- Ate some more burnt hoss flesh
- A Lefty Grove website
- More post-election analysis
- My favorite recent "lineup" photo
- HTG PDLS
- "A Mouth for Bluejohn"
- The Clarysville Bridge
- The Oxymoronic Arms
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- The wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
- How the Rolling Stone "10 Worst" fared
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- Andy Duncan
- I'm a professor of English at Frostburg State University in the western Maryland mountains; a fiction writer whose honors include a Nebula Award, a Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award and three World Fantasy Awards; a journalist since age 17; and a lifelong collector of Forteana.
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