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volunteers and business leaders from throughout Rappahannock County
The tree is filled with lights dedicated in memory of loved onw and m honor of people like caregivers. volunteers* teachers and others who haw made a difference in someone's life as well as servicemen and women and emergency personnel.
Still lovable, but without the sophistication of genteel society is the hay bale “tree” at the Rappahannock farmers' co-op.
“It's a tree of hay” said Co-op manner Michael Cannon. They came up with the idea Rir a contest among the other area coops and won first place. Asked what they were going to do with the hill's when they took the tree down. Cannon said. “l*ut it hick in stoc k Hay's too valuable to just give away “
A Christmas tree has been decorated at the countv courthouse' grounds by all levels of Rappahannock Curl Scouts Daisy Brownie. Junior and Ambassador All of the ornaments, made by the Curl Scouts, consisted of fix'd for birds and squirrels.
Christmas trees have an indistinct origin. but most agree that the modem ver sion originated in Germany's Cpper Rhine Valley in the 18th century and became very popular during the reign of tjuwn Victoria during the latter part of the 19th century
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