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10 YEARS AGO
Aug. 16, 1990
In a lead photo, in training for fox hunting, Mimi Britt rides in the Rappahannock Hunt's show at Hayday Farm in Culpeper last Sunday. Her horse, Nicholas Ramsey, is owned by The Conyers House in Slate Mills. Washington artist Laurie Marshall hangs a new sign at Fauquier Center outside Warrenton. Ms. Marshall's art history students designed the sign, which is based on the Native American concept of the medicine wheel. The four sections represent different human qualities and the four academic disciplines of a liberal arts education. The county s largest tree, a white oak growing in Viewtown, dwarfs young visitors, Ned, Sam and Mac Parrish, Merrill and Alexander Sharp. The tree, on Quita Parrish's property, is 83 feet tall and measures 19 feet and three inches in circumference.
/ -COMPILED BY BARBARA C. WAYLAND
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