A group of coal miners from West Virginia have finished building a road from Big Chimney in under a week, a road that North Carolina Government Officials said would take several months to a year for them to do.

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A group of coal miners from West Virginia have finished building a road from Big Chimney in under a week, a road that North Carolina Government Officials said would take several months to a year for them to do. (archive.today)

A group of coal miners from West Virginia have finished building a road from Big Chimney in under a week.

A road that North Carolina Government Officials said would take several months to a year for them to do. #appalachianstrong

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>A group of coal miners from West Virginia have finished building a road from Big Chimney in under a week. >A road that North Carolina Government Officials said would take several months to a year for them to do. #appalachianstrong [Source](https://x.com/Liberty_Xtreme/status/1850096427092902262)

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The (((government))) truly sucks, but how long will that rocky dirt road last? Kudos for doing something to help but I'm not sure how much it will actually help.

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It is crude, like a skidder trail, but it can suffice as "road" access for emergency supplies and rescue. The road needs millions of cubic yards of gravel + asphalt and appropriate drainage to be more "permanently" repaired (or until they empty the dam again without warning).

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