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FRUIT, VEGETABLES, cider, honey and baskets are now in full display at the shops and stands along Route 211, up the mountain towards Panorama from Sperryville. Produce from Rappahannock’s famous orchards and gardens has begun to roll in and county residents, as well as a never ending stream of tourists from metropolitan areas, are eager to share in the bounty. Above, Roy Swindler rares back in his chair under smoked hams and baskets at the fruit stand he’s opened every summer since 1928, back when the highway was a dirt road. And at right, Paul Alther stands beside his fresh produce, all grown right at home in Rappahannock. □

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