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ivuuiiaei ramie oi Lieesuurg, a Piedmont Environmental Council supporter, said he was very concerned about the rich, historical landscape that would be destroyed by the power lines. “Have you ever seen the breathtaking beauty of the Bull Rim Mountains or the Appalachian Trail?” he asked the DOE officials. “It’s a visual feast for the eyes.” All of the pristine landscapes, the work of a generation of conservationists, would be destroyed in an instant,” he lamented.
Mary Lou Hamilton of Culpeper agreed. “The very land at risk is the land that our forefathers fought for,” she said. “It should not be destroyed because we’re living with an outdated energy policy.”
Rappahannock
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Stephanie Ritter of Rappa
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