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In his “real life,” Noah has become a talented builder of tables at Antique Tables Made Daily.
Playing the trumpet and tambourine as well as cowbell and percussion is the multi-talented Trista Scheuerlein. After doing an internship at a farm in Chile, Scheuerlein came to Rappahannock County as an intern at Waterpenny Farm, and now works for Headwater’s Farm-to-Table program. She also owns a small market garden farm (Peacevine) and manages Joyce Abell’s farm.
John Whissel, who plays a mean electric fretless bass, is a trained scientist, originally from Buffalo, New York. He came to Rappahannock County several years ago on contract with the U.S. Geological Survey to do fish studies with the National Park Service. Whissel now is a teacher of the fifth and sixth grades at Hearthstone School.
Long-time Castleton resident, Chris Moyles whose fingers can make the Variax guitar dance and sound like most any stringed instrument, has played
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