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Old 02-28-2009, 08:32 PM
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I heard recently that a very large tract of land was purchased by the state of Virginia and the Nature Conservancy from a paper company in that area. What is this to be, a new large state park? Just wondering, an elderly relation of mine in Waverly asked what was going on with this.
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This article may explain it a bit more It indicates The Conservancy is working with the state to turn the 4,900-acre Big Woods tract into southeast Virginia’s first state forest.
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