. The Briar patch. Blue i^itigf WAY down in North Carolina on the side ofa great mountain hes, or rather perches, BlueRidge. The first view of it from the railwaystation at Black INIountain is inspirhig, andthe inspiration is renewed at every turn. Per-haps the most wonderful thing ahout BlueRidge is the view fronting Robert E. LeeHall, the nucleus of Blue Ridge life. Stand-ing on the broad piazza, looking across thevalley with its many roads winding in and outamid the fields and forests, you see the blueoutlines of a long, high range of mountains,rugged and majestic in their dignified beauty.
. The Briar patch. Blue i^itigf WAY down in North Carolina on the side ofa great mountain hes, or rather perches, BlueRidge. The first view of it from the railwaystation at Black INIountain is inspirhig, andthe inspiration is renewed at every turn. Per-haps the most wonderful thing ahout BlueRidge is the view fronting Robert E. LeeHall, the nucleus of Blue Ridge life. Stand-ing on the broad piazza, looking across thevalley with its many roads winding in and outamid the fields and forests, you see the blueoutlines of a long, high range of mountains,rugged and majestic in their dignified may be the atmosphere of the conference, it may be just imagina-tion, but somehow God seems very real to you up there. Each day at Blue Ridge is filled with interesting things. Allmorning there are Bible and mission-study classes, lectm-es, and meet-ings for the discussion of Y. W. work. At these meetings you findgirls from colleges all over the South, and you learn many things about.
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