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By CINDY MAHAN
Rappahannock New* Staff Writer
Last Tuesday morning, Archie Bailey, who lives on Route 614 in Gid Brown Hollow, was working on a Volkswagen engine in his garage when he heard his kerosene heater make a loud “pop" noise, and then, he said, “There were flames all over.”
Luckily for Mr. Bailey, he was able to escape from a side door of the garage, as the main entrance was engulfed in tlames. He did, however, sustain first, second and third degree burns, mostly on his hands and face. He said his face looks like he has a bad sunburn. A home health nurse visits him daily to change the bandages on his right hand, which has third degree bums. “As best as 1 can determine, it blew up. 1 was three feet away from it,” said
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