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James Weekley, Pigeon Roost Hollow photos by Antrim Caskey (9 images)

  • James Weekley, 71, is one of the last people in Pigeonroost hollow, Logan County, WV, where an Arch Coal mountaintop removal is active on their Spruce No. 1 Mine, a five square acre mountaintop removal site that the Environmental Protetion Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson, has made the controversial decision to veto what would be one of the largest surface mine coal operation in the region. The site is non-Union.

  • James Weekley, 71, is one of the last people in Pigeonroost hollow, Logan County, WV, where an Arch Coal mountaintop removal is active on their Spruce No. 1 Mine, a five square acre mountaintop removal site that the Environmental Protetion Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson, has made the controversial decision to veto what would be one of the largest surface mine coal operation in the region. The site is non-Union.

  • James Weekley, 71, is one of the last people in Pigeonroost hollow, Logan County, WV, where an Arch Coal mountaintop removal is active on their Spruce No. 1 Mine, a five square acre mountaintop removal site that the Environmental Protetion Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson, has made the controversial decision to veto what would be one of the largest surface mine coal operation in the region. The site is non-Union.

  • James Weekley, 71, is one of the last people in Pigeonroost hollow, Logan County, WV, where an Arch Coal mountaintop removal is active on their Spruce No. 1 Mine, a five square acre mountaintop removal site that the Environmental Protetion Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson, has made the controversial decision to veto what would be one of the largest surface mine coal operation in the region. The site is non-Union.

  • James Weekley, 71, is one of the last people in Pigeonroost hollow, Logan County, WV, where an Arch Coal mountaintop removal is active on their Spruce No. 1 Mine, a five square acre mountaintop removal site that the Environmental Protetion Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson, has made the controversial decision to veto what would be one of the largest surface mine coal operation in the region. The site is non-Union.

  • James Weekley, 71, is one of the last people in Pigeonroost hollow, Logan County, WV, where an Arch Coal mountaintop removal is active on their Spruce No. 1 Mine, a five square acre mountaintop removal site that the Environmental Protetion Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson, has made the controversial decision to veto what would be one of the largest surface mine coal operation in the region. The site is non-Union.

  • James Weekley, 71, is one of the last people in Pigeonroost hollow, Logan County, WV, where an Arch Coal mountaintop removal is active on their Spruce No. 1 Mine, a five square acre mountaintop removal site that the Environmental Protetion Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson, has made the controversial decision to veto what would be one of the largest surface mine coal operation in the region. The site is non-Union.

  • James Weekley, 71, is one of the last people in Pigeonroost hollow, Logan County, WV, where an Arch Coal mountaintop removal is active on their Spruce No. 1 Mine, a five square acre mountaintop removal site that the Environmental Protetion Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson, has made the controversial decision to veto what would be one of the largest surface mine coal operation in the region. The site is non-Union.

  • James Weekley, 71, is one of the last people in Pigeonroost hollow, Logan County, WV, where an Arch Coal mountaintop removal is active on their Spruce No. 1 Mine, a five square acre mountaintop removal site that the Environmental Protetion Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson, has made the controversial decision to veto what would be one of the largest surface mine coal operation in the region. The site is non-Union.