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Roof Tops, Harpers Valley, West Virginia, USA
Country Store, Harpers Valley, West Virginia, USA
Museum Farm Wagon, Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, USA
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, USA
Old Bridge Pillar over the Potomac River, Harpers Valley, West Virginia, USA
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Roof Tops, Harpers Valley, West Virginia, USA
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Sep 19 2006 10:18 GMT Wildspirit PRO
Not Harper's Ferry?? Love the country!
Sep 19 2006 11:58 GMT linnywv PRO
Nice shot Jake! Enjoying that new camera I see!
Sep 19 2006 14:32 GMT Jakeobean PRO
Wildspirit..yes it is Harper's Ferry.....I'm not too good at 0445AM.....It is pretty our way..you should visit our way, when the autumn leaves arrive...I can't imagine what you could do with that....wow..
Sep 19 2006 14:33 GMT Jakeobean PRO
Linny....I like it much better after someone pointed out that I had it on the wrong settings....I'm feeling much better about it now but got a ways to go before I feel as comfortable as I did with my little point and shot....
Sep 20 2006 00:55 GMT annaschnitfink
Your series on Harper's Ferry is very beautiful Jakeobean! I enjoyed viewing it!
Sep 20 2006 01:34 GMT Jakeobean PRO
Annaschnitfink...thank you very much...a very historic town in American history...and has changed very little over the years........
Oct 23 2006 06:37 GMT annaschnitfink
Another nice one, great view upon the mountain too with the railway tunnel. Nice frame of trees.
Oct 24 2006 08:53 GMT Jakeobean PRO
Annaschnitfink...Harper's Ferry is where the Shenandoah and Potomac Rivers merge and the historic location of John Brown's attach on the arsenal that started the Civil War in America.........thank you so much for your compliments...