Rappahannock News, March 5, 1981
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Rappahannock News Photo/Thereaa Reynolds MARCH LAMBS bask in the warm sun of an early spring at the Updike farm near Washington. Since then, temperatures have returned to freezing for the first time since the middle of February.
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