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By SHARON KILPATRICK
Rappahannock New« Staff Writer
A group of 8 through 12 year-olds have been learning about “Water Weather and Wild Ones” at natural history camp last week and this.
The camp is held at Lee and Diana Bird’s Horseshoe Hollow Farm off the Fodderstack Road. Counselors Laurie Marshall and Tutt StappHarris find that they and the campers have developed the ability to concentrate intensely and listen carefully.
The campers have been swimming in the pond on the farm. They have taken field trips to the Rappahannock River and Jordan River Farm. They have had visitors: forester Lyt Wood, who taught them to walk like a fox, keeping their eyes on their prey and feeling carefully with their feet to avoid any obstacles, and a Lakota Indian, who helped them become aware of all the creatures that share the woods.
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