Over the next few days I'll take you on a tour of Harpers Ferry :)
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Scenes From Harpers Ferry I
Over the next few days I'll take you on a tour of Harpers Ferry :)
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Over the next few days I'll take you on a tour of Harpers Ferry :)
Great picture - love the colors!
ReplyDeleteWoW! I just looked it up on Google Earth & WoW! It looks gorgeous! I can certainly see why you love it... I looked at some pics on Google Earth. I saw a woman wearing an old time dress on the steps of a 'Dry Goods Store' - so do they do reenactments like in Williamsburg, Va? I'd love love LOVE to visit a town that did that, I love history, so that would be right up my alley! =)
ReplyDeleteI like the multi-colored paint schemes on these unusual looking places. I can't imagine living in a park. I would like to visit their some time.
ReplyDeletei think they do that in the summer time tricia :)
ReplyDeleteWow! That's a blue sky!!
ReplyDeleteSeems to me I remember Harper's Ferry from my days teaching American History. I did not know, however, about the European feel of the buildings. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteI suspect it's more fun to visit than to live there. Tourists can be such a bother. :)
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing more of Harpers Ferry. These buildings are very colorful. They remind me a little of Rainbow Row in Charleston, South Carolina.
ReplyDeleteLooks like such a quaint town, I look forward to seeing more.
ReplyDeleteI love Harper's Ferry too. I haven't been there in a couple of years though, time for another visit. Looking forward to your photos.
ReplyDeleteI love the look of those houses!
ReplyDeleteIt looks a very interesting settlement.
ReplyDeleteI can see why you love it. The row houses are awesome:)
ReplyDeleteGreat shots and it does look like a little Eurpoean town.
ReplyDeleteDarryl and Ruth :)
I've lived in houses in a couple of national parks, none of them were as cute as these! Looks like a nice place to wander around with a camera...
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