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crops, out oetweeii trie iieiu and the road for most of a half mile runs a band of trees which widens into an oak grove which in turn blends into the woods of Ross Mountain at the next turn, left to the west.
The road, alternately in the sun and in shade, is in winter alternately bare or icy. It works its way around the side of the mountain and eventually, after crossing two or three rocky stretches, descends to the narrow meadow which marks the beginning of Hawlin Hollow. It is here that 618 takes on its real character and vitality.
At the entrance to the hollow, 618 crosses the bridge over what some maps identify as Beaver Dam creek, just beyond the site of what was Hand’s Grist Mill, a site still marked by
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