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Australian environmentalist and teacher John Seed, head of the Rainforest Action Network, will present a talk and slide show in Rappahannock at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 10 in the Rappahannock Public Library on U^. 211-522 at Washington.
Mr. Seed has won international fame for his tireless hands-on work to save the world's rainforests and to teach others to experience their intimate connection with the Earth.
Mr. Seed's talk is presented in conjunction with "Earthstory," a series of workshops being conducted in Rappahannock by Mr. Seed Sept. 6Sept. 18. Some workshops still have openings; for information contact Hunt Harris at 703-636-3066.
The Sept. 10 slide show and talk is free and open to the public.
Civil War subject of talk
Rappahannock's role in the Civil War will be the subject of the first installment in a monthly series at the library this Friday.
"Rappahannock Perspectives: The Civil War" will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the county library on U.S. 21 1-522 at Washington. Call 987-8373 for more information.
Historian Bud Hall, known for his research into the cavalry Battle of Brandy Station in Culpeper, will speak. Local relic hunters Richie Burke, Larry Connors, Mike Cave and Bobby Foster will display items they have found in the county that date to the War Between the States.
Other installments in the lecturediscussion series will be held on the first Friday of every month through January at the new library.
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