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who lived in the mountains, and their economy, over the long haul, and it was the slumbering wildness of these mountains with their proximity to the Nation’s Capital, that helped to get Shenandoah designated as a national park.
You are invited to join me on Saturday, Aug. 15, at 10 a m. at the Rappahannock County Library to explore just how trees influenced the history of this beautiful park. Be prepared to embark on a journey through time starting some 28,000 years ago to learn how the land has changed as we explore such questions as:
• How did the ice ages affect the mountains and their ancient forests? 0 • What Indians lived in the area and how did they use the forest?
See TREES, Page B3
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