Rappahannock News, March 29, 2000
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Photo courtesy of Cynthia Stamps Many fields throughout Rappahannock County are ablaze with yellow blossoms, commonly known as Mustard or Turnip blooms. In the background sits the Woodville Baptist Church. See related poem B-1.
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Places: Rappahannock County, Woodville
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“Photo courtesy of Cynthia Stamps Many fields throughout Rappahannock.” rappnews, no. 13, March 2000.
“Photo courtesy of Cynthia Stamps Many fields throughout Rappahannock.” rappnews, no. 13, Mar 2000.
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