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Foifest Warden Raymond Johnson* bur able leader and director of the club, guided us through the sceniij wonderland that Mother Nature had belatedly splashed with brilliant hues of gold, red and yellow bud which were accented by the sturdy evergreens.

Wje veered a tenth of a mile off the trail to reach Mary’s Rock. From atop the Rock, the view was \ breath taking and the mountains and baileys impossible to describe. Panorama lay below some 1200 feet with the heavy Sunday traffic appearing as miniature toy autos. The highways to Luray and Washington, winding down the mountain,] could be seen in spots miles

tain away.

Back" on the trail, we followed it tq the cut-off down the mo unside

to the tunnel. The steep decent was rough and rocky *nd at times we traveled slowly and cautlbusty. Opce again on level groupd at the highway, the hikers perclied on the stone guard wall to ajjvait drivers who had gone to pick)(up the cars.

_enjoying the hike were MrJjand Mrs. Paul Miller, Louie Milder, Paula Miller, Carl Howell, |Mrs. Carson Lillard, Judy Jean, Tommy and Danny Lillard, Mrp and Mrs. Walter Saunders, Peachey Lyne, Elizabeth, Nancy __Sally Latham, Mrs. Downing Wood, Nancy and Mary Wood, JudV Faye Lillard, Mrs. Katherine Ril y, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson and myself.

The next hie is planned for November 8th.

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