Rappahannock News, August 19, 2004
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The most unusual thing happened Wednesday afternoon of last week. I was headed toward Laurel Mills on Route 729 going up the
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Places: Laurel Mills
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“The most unusual thing happened Wednesday afternoon of last.” rappnews, no. 34, August 2004.
“The most unusual thing happened Wednesday afternoon of last.” rappnews, no. 34, Aug 2004.
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