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“The water is here to take care of all the gardens in town — and our lawns — but I don’t have the means to deliver it,” William Carrigan told the Rappahannock News this weekend, offering water from the lake at Avon Hall to Washington residents who can haul it.
Carrigan volunteered his water after he saw what the prolonged dry spell has done to the lawns, trees, shrubs and gardens in town. “They’re burning up from solar fire,” he noted. “A lot of lawns are already lost. Trees and shrubs have suffered but they won’t begin to show the damage they’ve sustained ' for about a
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