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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Frazier and son, Christopher accompanied by Mrs. Alvin Atkins of Sperryville, Miss Brenda Frazier of Culpeper and Mrs Holtzman Frazier of Fredericksburg spent last week on vacation in the south.
Leaving Culpeper the group motored to Charlottesville and on to the Blue Ridge Parkway, traveling quite a distance the first day and also spending the second day on the Parkway, where it would be difficult to explain much of what was seen, so many sights stand out, namely, acres of potato fields, Cabbage fields, corn fields and also hay fields. - The Mabry Mill was anoth- er great attraction, for its ' famous and highly photographed life on the Parkway. Here was the famous water run mill wheel which makes com meal flour and of course buckwheat flour. The old fashioned saw mill is here too, as is the spinning wheel and quilting shop, also the old “lard pot” sitting out on the lawn. Last but not least, the gift shop and Restaurant located near by. Log cabins with dishes, stoves and refrigerators are also tucked along the Parkway.
We could not leave the Parkway without dining at the Doughton Park Bluff Resta'urant, a place that offers a taste of homemade Southern Highland specialities. Each place we visited reflected the pioneer heritage of the Blue Ridge Parkway. , From here we traveled ; through Asheville, N.C. on into
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