Ralph White Jr.

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  A Walk on the Slave Trail Richmond's Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities leads a special tour beginning at Ancarrow's Landing at the east end of Maury Street at 10 a.m. with the manager of the James River Park, Ralph White. Registration is required. 646-8911.

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  Ralph White, longtime manager of the James River Park System, sees progress.
  
  "We have addressed the issue, I think, of preventable drownings, which was a big problem with us two decades ago," he said, recalling as many as six drownings a year during the early 1980s.

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  In an interview with Mr. Ralph White (park manager and city naturalist), I was thrilled to learn even more about Belle Isle.He can supply you with much more information that I can provide in this column.
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  Mr. White explained that the City of Richmond is in the process of installing huge pipes to handle street run-off environmentally, and at the same time is re-constructing the old canals that ran along the river.

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  They will also hear presentations by Ralph White, park manager and senior naturalist with the Richmond Division of Recreation and Parks, and by staff from the Henrico Division of Recreation and Parks.

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  Ralph White and the James River Park System

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  "Each time of year has its special features," said Ralph White, manager of James River Park, a series of wild lands and islands in the city.

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  Ralph White, park manager of the James River Park System, answers a reporter's questions about the quality of the James River, along Tredegar Street.
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  Ralph White, park manager of the James River Park System
  
  Park Manager Ralph White is your guide to a virtual tour of the James River Park System.Summer 2005

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  Notes from Ralph White (04/30/2003)
  
  Spring is the best time of year to watch birds from the Flood Wall on the south shore.Ralph White, JRP Manager and Park Naturalist says you can see hundreds-or is it thousands?-- of birds feeding on the herring, shad and rockfish migrating up the James.

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  VIDEO: Park Manager Ralph White is your guide to a virtual tour of the James River Park System.

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  "Richmond was on the cutting edge of technology to get water from pipes instead of springs or wells," said Ralph White, park manager, as he led a tour group inside the 8-foot-thick stone walls.
  
  Powered by water from the Kanawha Canal, the Pumphouse sent a dinner-plate-sized column of water uphill to the reservoir in Byrd Park.It represented the epitome of science and optimism about the approaching century.
  
  "The public loved it," White said.
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  White asked.
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  Twice the building was sold to church groups, for $1 each time, White said.
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  "We want to reach out to a demographic that's not catered to," White said.
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  Ralph White, park manager, suggests some lesser-known pleasures.
  
  Ride a bike.
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  Look around the rocks to see little sunfish, baby bass or "thrill of all thrills — a small eel," White said.
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  White suggests putting in at the Huguenot Bridge, paddling west into the sunset and having a picnic at Bosher's Dam.Put your lifejacket back on and try floating next to the boat as you return, looking up at the moon."The water is the same temperature as the air," White said, "and you can't tell the difference between the air and water."
  
  Take a walk.

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