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Rappahannock’s' own Howard Coon of Castleton.
“Crazy Like a Fox” is the story of Nat Banks, an eighth generation Virginian and gentleman farmer, living in the past, who loses his family farm Greenwood to a pair of speculators from Washington D.C. in a shady deal that turns on the everyday corruption of the law.
When the time comes for Nat to leave and take a tenant house in Banksville, however, the pride of possession from so many generations on the same soil makes it impossible for him to leave.
So he moves into a cave on the creek that runs through the back of Greenwood, becoming immediately famous to the local
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