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Talithe Estes) and Michael Osbourne hiked to the George Washington Beahm Cemetery on Pignut Mountain. They are from Locust Grove and wanted to visit where his ancestors were buried.
The mountain changes with each season, and with so much under growth they only got half of the cemetery cleaned. Everything being done by hand makes this a very difficult job.
Being exhausted, they stopped by Bob Johnson's cabin and enjoyed refreshments with Jim and Brenda Johnson.
Congratulations to Connie and Bobby Smoot and family, they have moved into their new home on Atkins Road.
Here in Rappahannock County we have Cooter’s 01 Plymouth. We also have Mary and Edward Clatterbuck's green 1972 Chevrolet pickup truck, which was recently used in Shenandoah National Park, and at locations along the Skyline Drive to recreate scenes of Roy Sullivan's experience with lightening strikes.
Roy Sullivan, a park employee (19401976) and a native of Greene County, was struck by lightening seven times during his life according to the Guinness Book of World Records, and holds the record on most
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