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The scene yesterday on Rte. 211 at Panorama in Rappahannock shows highway crews tangling with the persistent accumulation of snow on the edge of the roads. Since the middle of Christmas week to January 15 there has been a total of 40 in. i of snowfall at the top of the
mountain. The highways had 1 been cleared, but it was neces- ( sary to use a front-end loader to move it back from the road. As 1 the loader moves it back in the 1
picture above, the big plow j scrapes the road. In the picture , at left, Highway Superintendent M. H. Brady and Roy Atkins j show how high the snow is pil- : ed. The supply of chloride for
roads in the state hae practical- j ly been depleted with the continuous snows and cold weather, and ice in the harbors has impeded the shipment of more chloride here by boat.
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