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types, including Ram bo and Black.twig). Peaches (12 types, white and yellow), pears (6 types), and nectarines also come from their 50 acre orchard. Find it at 355 Yancey Road (Route 621) in Woodville. Call (540) 987 8192.
The ranch has some 40 llamas in assorted ages, colors and sires. See how smart, social, friendly and clean-these animals are. It's a great alternative to traditional livestock. Sales and- breeding are available at 3166 Waterford Road (Route 611. off Route 642) in Amissville. C all (540) 937 74 ?7. e mail llamasjisher.ee or visit www.larysllamaranch.com.
Lee’s Orchard
This farm has been in the Lee family since the 1880s. The orchard on IJ.S. 211 has pick \ our own and fresh picked apples (28 varieties), including Albemarle Pippin, lonagold and Mutsu, plus hard to find quince, peaches and pears. In the tall, the Lees feature cider, honey and pumpkins. (ind it at 65 Ore hard Lane (off U.S. 211) near Washington. Call (540) 675 3201 (apple shed) or (540) 675-3558.
Manor Farm
A family owned and operated cow/calf beef cattle operation. It is
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