A beautiful spring day and we decided to head to Harpers Ferry. We have not been there in years. It was a beautiful day to be outside. We even met a couple from Putney, Vermont
Ruins of Shenandoah Pulp Mill. The mill provided pulp for the paper industry. The mill closed in 1935 and the building was destroyed by the record flood of 1936.
The ruins reveal the last remnant of water powered industry in Harpers Ferry
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Island Access. Bridges spanned the canal to provide access from the island to the mainland for residents and factory workers at the mills
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Love all the flowers alongside the river. We have an app on our phone on our phone called Like that Garden and you take a picture of the flower and the ap tells you the possible names of the flowers. Ap said these are Virginia Bluebells – not sure if they are – maybe some of you avid gardeners know what they are. Whatever they are – they are really pretty
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Tree art along the Shenandoah River. Like all the twists and turns
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Love all the angles on the old tresses
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Beautiful old church in Harpers Ferry.
We stopped in the gift shop and saw a nice photo of the church with the river behind it – would love to know where the photographer stood to take the picture
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Harpers Ferry
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Old Train Tressel
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Potomac River
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Spotted this car as we were walking around Harpers Ferry and Michael managed to get a picture.
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