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Residents are invited to come and join RLEP members as they tour Lyt Wood’s Nature Camp at Singing Creek, right here in Rappahannock. Mr. Wood will tour the group about, highlighting the just completed Rappahannock Nature Camp program.
He will explain and show the goings on of his camp, especially the observation of living plants and animals.
His theme this year is “Habitat” and he will show the group "forest, meadow, creek, and pond and how these habitats interact with the critters and vice versa. Mr. Wood has successfully run the Rappahannock Nature Camp for 15 years.
Please mark your calendar for Sunday, July 21 at 2 p.m. This program will be a must for all of the county residents that have a love for nature and its natural things.
Call Bruce Jones, 675-3152 or e-mail bsjonz@aol.com for reservations and directions to Singing Creek.
Gray Ghost
sweeps California
competitions
Gray Ghost continues its sweep of California wine competitions! Gray Ghost’s dessert wine, Adieu, was awarded a Bronze medal in the Los Angeles County Fair Wines of the America’s Competition. Nicknamed the “granddaddy” of wine judging events, the Los Angeles County Fair competition is not only the oldest county fair wine judging in the country also widely considered to be one of the most prestigious events of its
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