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By WAYNE F. BALDWIN
Rappahannock Nona Contributing Writer
Once again the coming of Autumn has brought out the adventurous spirits of hiking enthusiast, leaf gazers, and those of my ilk, the ancestor seeker. One might remark "or the suckers and idiots seeking to do themselves bodily harm." Multiple reasons assuage this \ writer yearly, especially early Spring and Autumn, when one can find better what he might be looking fro amid less foliage.
On Tuesday, October 1, the date etc. being set back in June, the reason my first cousin had a desire to visit her ancestors burial ground and homesite. This world be the Beahm place on Pignut Mountain. Having been there in early April the trail or trail (either term is proper depending on the person of course) was clear in my mind and we would not have to "search" too much.
My cousin, Linda Slusser nee Beahm of Haymarket had conveyed her desire to go and related that it had been nearly thirty years since she'd been there. Linda and I, though knowing each other all our lives, were never
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