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Skyline Drive, one of the'greatest scenic highways of the world, " traverses our lofty peaks to an elevation of many thousand feet. .. Eventually, there will be a net* "work of roads, trails and bridle paths which will lead to camps and accomodations throughout the Park area furnishing to Rappahannock one of the most beautiful ' Ijiay^uh^'of the natgdn.^ ^ ~ ' Rappahannock has unlimited resources. There - are cattle upon • hundred hills and it-boasts the ; best apple growing section in *he , nation. There are good roads, ample mail routes, electric power ' lines, phone and other services ' ' that contribute to the, indispen- / sable things in'life and the pleasure of living. 71 , There is no reason for Reppa- * hannock to lose its peopld, but better reason to retain its popnla- - tion and build it back to whet it was in 1850, when the census enumeration for the county re.eardsd 9,782 persons, 3,718 more 'tana the present population, as reported to the Census Bureau for mo. ...‘".' 7—”'
Here in Rappahannock the son shines, the flowers bloom, the birds sing and there is everything to attract the youth la loves young dreams and thou* who walk the golden flower bordered sveo«#*f time. i >;,'+■*£ * !■».. - ^■
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