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A year has passed by so swiftly and now it is hard to remember the ice and snow of the past winter. However, before we are faced with another Rappahannock winter, we can look forward, with pleasure, to the thirty-eighth annual Episcopal Church Women of Bromfield Parish House Tour and Dried Flower Arrangement Sale.

Three houses are open as usual, but these houses are not usual. To begin we have Farfelu owned by Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Raney. Not only is Farfelu an attractive home, but the winery will be open during the tour. Farfelu was the first licensed winery in Virginia. Farfelu will be the tea house for this year’s tour.

Hungry Run Farm owned by Mr. David Close is a working cattle farm

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