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The Observer Newspaper Staff Walk  Paleo-Indian Site

4/13/2015

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Sanctuary on the Trail™ -- The Observer Editor David Lillard, Advertising Director Jennifer Welliver and Writer Liz Kirchner walked the Paleo-Indian site here today observing the concentric rings of rocks, new features and rare Spring flowers.
     The team sat in round circle with site owners Chris and Rene' to discuss "The Gathering" an annual educational celebration of agri-culture coming this Fall.
     "The Gathering" elders' council members and communities in Northern Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley are hosting the event with an invitation for visitors from across the nation to come, learn and participate.    
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Liz Kirchner writer for "The Observer" recording explanations about the site features.
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David Lillard editor with "The Observer" viewing new site features.
     The Observer is a FREE, monthly publication that is mailed to every mailbox, residential and business, in Clarke County Va. and left for pickup at various locations throughout Eastern Frederick, Clarke and Western Loudoun Counties.
    This month’s issue has 28 pages and 9,000 printed copies. Visit www.vaobserver.com to see a full color PDF of The Observer of Clarke County.
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