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While most of colors have disappears mountain tops here alon ; Skyline Drive, nature's ular” will continue week or so along the lower levels.
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colorama show been going on here sime early fall has been witnessed by t lousands of visitors, according to Davis, general manager i ginia Sky-Line Compa ly.
Large sections of die mountain sides are spotted with yellow hickory, red and black gumi and orange of red maple. Along; the forest trails, dogwood trees have turned from pink to de^p redj Golden rod and purple asters are still in abundance. In addition, thjistle, knapweed and Queen Anne’s lace are on the final color displays -
Park rangers report | that recent rain and winds have dpmaged the colorful foliage in the high areas. They are hoping for fhiij weather
the next two weieks so the "spectacular” will continue as long as possible. I
The schedule for dosing lodges and other facilities alopg the Skyline Drive is: Elkwalloyv Wayside,
Oct. 29; Meadows Wayside, Oct. 29; Big Meadows Lodge, Nov. 5; Swift Run Crossroads^ Nov. 12; Panorama Crossroads, Nov. 19.
Motorists planning to visit the
park may obtain literatjure and information about lodff
reservations by writing to Virginia SkyLine, Luray, Va.
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