Rappahannock News, February 7, 1974
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A subdivision lot owner used barbed wire and posted signs to discourage hikers and riders from using the Mt. Marshall Fire Road, a trail used by Rappahannock citizens and maintained by the National Park for nearly 50 years.
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“A subdivision lot owner used barbed wire and posted.” rappnews, no. 14, February 1974.
“A subdivision lot owner used barbed wire and posted.” rappnews, no. 14, Feb 1974.
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