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a lamp, frames or enclosures, paint, etc.
2. Photographs or paintings of Rappahannock’s trash are also encouraged. Use your imagination - the art objects do not need to be three dimensional assemblages of collected trash, but rather should be related as directly as possible to TFR’s mission of ridding Rappahannock of roadside rubbish.
3. Art pieces should be completed as soon as possible after TFR’s ending date of April 15. ^Please plan to submit your entries by May 1.
With enough interest and participation, TFR may arrange for judging of the entries, and award prizes. The dates and places for the initial 'display of TFR’s Trash Art will be announced in the next few weeks.
For further information, contact Barney O’Meara, 9878271, or Laurie Marshall, 6753267.
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