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“That’s totally wrong !” said the president of Culpeper Stone, in response to allegations that unexploded dynamite was left in Flint Hill after quarrying operations ceased a decade or more ago.
In a telephone interview Monday night, A. Gordon Willis, Jr. confirmed that Culpeper
Stone had contracted with an explosives company to blast the rock at the Flint Hill quarry on Route 647. Experts from the explosives company “would load the holes with dynamite and then shoot them. They never left any dynamite without detonating it,” he maintained. “Totally wrong,” he repeated of Ellis Bennett’s contention that unexploded dy
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