From City Dock downtown to Old Mill Park to Fall Hill Avenue, a day of high water in Fredericksburg.

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From City Dock downtown to Old Mill Park to Fall Hill Avenue, a day of high water in Fredericksburg.
Friends of the Rappahannock was involved in the tree giveaway in Fredericksburg over the weekend. Adam Lynch says trees are good for the river.
The annual fall tree distribution from Tree Fredericksburg. The next one will occur in the spring.
3-thousand. That’s about the number of trees distributed on Saturday by Tree Fredericksburg in the parking lot of the FredNats Stadium.
Fall colors around the state
Rain last week is still impacting the region
The River crested Friday at about 13 feet at City Dock downtown
Travis Velichko, Keith Peterson and April Peterson with River Rock Outfitter talk about river safety, the outdoors during a pandemic and planning for hiking around here or the Shenandoah.
The western parks are at peak or just slightly past peak this week. Most trees are well into their color change while oaks are just getting started in Virginia’s central region parks.
Tree Fredericksburg is giving away 3,000 free one gallon trees. It’s open to anyone in Virginia
McLaws Trail. Spotsylvania County. Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park.
State foliage update from the State Forestry Department
“Since opening her shop she has been committed not only to the community, but also to protecting our water resources along the Rappahannock River and thus, the Chesapeake Bay.”
Widewater State Park Manager Paul Anderson talks about what you’ll see and experience at the two year old park…and plans for the future.
Avenza is a mobile application that utilizes the internal GPS unit of a mobile phone to geo-reference the device’s location on a downloadable PDF map.
Early fall near the Spotsylvania Battlefield.
Proceeds from the sale will benefit RAAI’s day support program for adults with developmental disabilities. The program helps participants learn new skills, develop friendships and explore their community.
It’s fall in Virginia! Check out the Virginia State Parks foliage report to learn about fall in the parks.
Each year, the state department of forestry asks the public from across the state to collect and donate nuts of select species to be planted at the state nursery.
The Summer Garden at Downtown Greens was a great success and help to many in the community. Now, it’s on to the fall! And plans are in place.