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By Kevin Allen and
Anita L. Sherman
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he weather forecast is good and -A. the studios and galleries are ready.
This weekend should prove to be a visual feast as visitors and residents descend on Rappahannock County for the Second Annual Artists of Rappahannock Studio and Gallery Tbur.
The Tbwn of Washington may well be the start for many as they stop by the Washington Fire Hall to pick up their touring map but you may want to take a drive on nearby Harris Hollow Road first.
Lynne Horning creates her “Poplar Ridge Pottery” using stoneware clay and fires it in a kiln with wood from local poplar trees.
Homing majored in art history in college and says she has been an artist “in one form or another” long before she
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