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How to advertise in the Rivah Visitors Guide
Feature Articles:
It happened here
In 1951, Middlesex County native Syd Thrift was drafted in the Army and assigned to Fort Eustis where he was named player/manager of the Wheels. Several Major League players had arrived at Fort Eustis, including Vernon “Deacon” Law and Joe Lonett. Beauties of the bay  Since the late 1800s, wooden deadrise style boats have been a part of the ambiance of the Chesapeake Bay. Everyone knows the sturdy wooden vessels make great commercial fishing boats, but now it’s been discovered that the boats make great pleasure boats too.Edmonds Farm: Where the Buffalo Roam  A trip to the Edmonds Farm in Ottoman is like a trip back in time. Meet Don and Kim Edmonds. The couple apply the best practices of organic farming in raising a variety of farm animals as well as growing their feed.More Rivah Articles: page 10 of 30 pages « First < 8 9 10 11 12 > Last »
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• Rivah Concerts • Rivah Events Calendar • Marina Guide • Rivah Parks & Recreation • Museums and Historic Sites |
• Lodging and Accomodations • Dining Guide • Rivah Diversions and Attractions • Campgrounds and RV Parks • The official Rivah Map | ||||||||||||||
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