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Rappahannock
u.Little Waters’’
by Louemma C. Moffett
What has happened to Rappahannock’s “Little Waters”? Something has- that’s sure, because there are those in the vicinity of “The First Washington of All” who remember when Rush River was wide and deep, deep enough to float a small sea worthy boat, manned by •it’s young builder from the Fodder Stack crossing to the Mt. Salem crossipg, without grounding- “Believe it or not”.
Could that be done now? If not, what’s the reason?
Young sailors have missed a lot of fun, along with youthful fisherman, who sometimes now walk long distances to find a fishing hole because the “Little Waters’” that were many, near and greatly loved (Rush River is just a ten minute walk from town) are disappearing.
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