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Faye Cooper, Conservation Easement Specialist for Virginia Outdoor Foundation will be the featured guest speaker at the Rappahannock County Conservation Alliance meeting on Nov. 4 at the McNear s in Gid Brown Hollow She will fpcus on the challenges and opportunities of land trusts and organizations similar to RCCA. The meeting will begin at 2 p.m. For directions or more information, leave a message at 987-9222.
D rev as’ work on exhibit
The exhibit entitled, “Gleanings from Rappahannock 2001: of and from the Forest," by Jeanne Drevas is currently on display at Blue Ridge Windows in Warrenton. The exhibit runs through Nov. 23 Additional information is available at www.bluendgewindows.com.
Activities at Ragged Mountain
Ragged Mountain offers the following hikes and/or events. Contact Hunt Harris at 987-3366 for additional information.
• Thursday, Oct. 25, Halloween community bonfire preparation. meet at Rappahannock Park by 4 p.m or at bonfire site behind Health Dept in Washington with truck loads of scrap wood
• Saturday, Oct 27. Hike/Run (intensive workout / two hour minimum), meet at footbridge in parking lot of Oldway Art Center across from Mountainside Market, US 211 west of 1 Sperryville. by 9 a.m.
• Tuesday, Oct. 30. Twilight/Moonlight hike of Old Rag Mountain, meet at upper parking lot for Old Rag (on Nethers side) between 6:30 and 7 p.m Bnng layerable clothing, comfortable yet sturdy footwear, back-up light and nounshment for self.
• Wednesday. Oct. 31, Halloween Traditional Community Bonfire, Deep Dusk (around 6:30 p.m.) Field behind Health Department Building in Washington.
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