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board has stopped short of asking him to stop tiie practice altogether. Scavenging is, however, actively prohibited at the landfill in .Amissville.

"They figure the more they cany away, the less that goes into the ’landfill,” said the sheriff. Deputies still patrol the sites, looking for cars without county stickers and checkling, to make sure that only the permitted types of trash are deposited. I Virgil said he mostly looks for aluminum cans and old car batteries—both are worth cash to dealers (in Culpeper and Front Royal. The day after Christmas his find was •more bountiful than usual, consisting of a partially damaged cane basket, an old rotary telephone, a clothes iron of questionable mechani,cal reliability and a child’s tote bag with Disney art decorations. > The container overflowed with (Christmas wrappings, boxes and Mother holiday remnants. ‘ Virgil doesn’t give the trash the going over that some do, he said. ^“There’s one group from down (around Charlottesville, when (they’re through it looks like a bunch lof chickens done picked through it,” ;said Virgil. Himself, he draws the •line at ripping open plastic trash bags and pokes at the pile with a '.metal rod he recovered some time

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