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By BARBARA GENTRY »■ Rappahannock News Special Writer C' When Dr. Richard Tollo, geolog'ist of George Washington University •started to speak on the subject of rocks beneath your feet, we had no idea we were going to fly out into limitless space and view the eastern United States as it looks from there. 1; He had brightly colored maps, ea<;h age and kind of rock shown in a seperate color, valleys and mountain tops carefully outlined. . . there before our eyes. He even showed where Washington, D.C., Warrenton and the library were located.
Then he explained how the mountain tops were high, because they were made of harder rock than that found in the valleys. Time and erosian and weather washed the soil
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