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but his life-long experiences have been with the Rappahannock.

Mr. Nicklin is concerned for the preservation of the river’s natural beauty and its cleanliness. He sees its recreational use as a treasure trove.

The Rappahannock features in Virginia’s history, especially during the Civil War. Like all rivers today, it is threatened, and we know from this summer's flood, it can threaten too.

Mr. Nicklin will share his knowledge of the Rappahannock with other nature and history enthusiasts at our next Library program on Dec. 8..

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