Good morning!!!!

[Rich B1]

Happy Birthday Kyle!

 

[Thomas]

Wishing you many more trips around the sun Kyle. :drink:

 

[RoyJackson]

I love Harper’s Ferry, haven’t been in two plus years though. We did exactly what you said, worked our way up to Gettysburg.

We first went to Harper's Ferry in the late 50's or early 60's. At the time, it hadn't been restored and wasn't a tourist haven. Very few visitors...
Pretty cool history, even way back then...

 

[toppop52]

We first went to Harper's Ferry in the late 50's or early 60's. At the time, it hadn't been restored and wasn't a tourist haven. Very few visitors...
Pretty cool history, even way back then...

The first time I was there it was a mix of old businesses, closed buildings and the beginnings of the little tourist shops. The John Brown connection always interested me.

 

[RoyJackson]

The first time I was there it was a mix of old businesses, closed buildings and the beginnings of the little tourist shops. The John Brown connection always interested me.

Another thing I thought was pretty cool was the placard...the border of Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland. You're standing in three states simultaneously. This is up by the railroad bridge, if you recall...

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

Happy Birthday Kyle!

Rich, I won't spoil it, but last night's singles race was one of the best I've seen in a long time.

Thanks all for the birthday wishes. wanted to go do something, but the chinese virus has everything fun shut down.

The cherry pie was awesome. It took a day for my hands to get the stains of pitting the cherries off. Oh and Rick, the Bluebell homemade vanilla was great with it.

 

[Bird]

I reckon I'm a bit late, but I, too, wish you a Happy Birthday Kyle.

 

[daugen]

had my first zoom meeting, with my sister and BIL in California, worked very nicely and she took the camera and pointed it out at the ocean.
She was complaining it was cold...low sixties going down in to 50s at night. And here it currently is 95/104...

and while we were talking the same ancient confused resident came into my room, since the dinner lady did not lock the door after her. I have to do that constantly now
as several of these folks get lost and walk up and down the hall trying to open doors. I was nice and got her out quickly. Not wearing a mask of course.
Soon this will be just a memory. And I feel sorry for the lady's mental state, but she really needs to be on a tether of sorts.
My sister saw what was happening and told me to be patient, no pun intended. I try. I feel a little bad because I didn't tell her I had given notice here, as she is
very opposed to my moving into rv, reads all kinds of risk into it that simply doesn't exist. It's a much more controllable environment than here and I sure am not inviting anyone into my rv. Once upon a time that was normal, I doubt anymore. Maybe next weekend when we have our next zoom visit.

Hope you all have an enjoyable evening.

 

[toppop52]

Another thing I thought was pretty cool was the placard...the border of Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland. You're standing in three states simultaneously. This is up by the railroad bridge, if you recall...

I know the location but never stood there.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Another thing I thought was pretty cool was the placard...the border of Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland. You're standing in three states simultaneously. This is up by the railroad bridge, if you recall...

The VA - West VA line is downriver of where the Shenandoah river enters the Potomac, but upriver of the Rt 340 bridge over the Potomac.
If there is a placard in Harpers Ferry it’s about a half mile from the actual point.