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Two gates must be opened and dosed before the last stagerof the jourpey-—less than three hundred j ards—is completed and the visitor stops in the wide open meadow that crowns the top of the little
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he air is dear of haze, if
re big fluffy clouds floating highl and low in the sky, f the vmounkairts are deep blue or pur^
Jplt, dnd the sun is jus. setting behind the distant ridge, the visitor is rewarded with a panorama of totally unsurpassed Dev.ui}! rn! majesty! To the west stretchesthg long range of the Blue Ridge, in Rappahannock and Mad is n counties. ■ To th north and to the eapt, the rolling Piedmont of Fauquier and^ Culpeper and Orange, and over it all a soundles aiuly overpowering beauty. Only a mil? away from the steam of traffic now invisible, but a thousand miles away in solitude and Mispirnt o t.
"Drive up there sometime. You might find it worthwhile,” the classic understatement of a lifetime. ■ —^Contributed
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