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the march, had a large impact. “When we arrived it changed the perspective,” he said. ‘When the skeletons came on with the image of death if the earth is paved over, it struck home.” He noted that on a Thursday morning network broadcast on Disney’s decision not to build at Haymarket video images of Rappahannock’s protestors at the march were shown.
He also credited Phil Irwin, founder of RLEP and prsident of the county guild of bed and breakfasts, with developing a position for that tourist business opposing the park and Toni White and Joy Sours whose “Spiral Grove News” carried information on efforts to oppose the park.
Mr. Harris hopes that from this will come increased emphasis on coordinating efforts to preserve the environment with development. He has opened an office in the former Cabin Fever bookstore which he said is a “community resource center... focusing on a sustainable balanced community with an environmental conscience. I think we have that. It’s my goal to help maintain it.”
He said he remains concerned with what will happen to the land in western Prince William. Exxon owns a large parcel on which Disney had options. ‘We need to continue to be concerned with what happens to that land,” he said.
Susan Babcock was also active. She organized a meeting at Ki Theatre that helped make the com
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