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Old 06-04-2017, 06:39 AM   #6805
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It was a couple days ago now but....


I made it a point to stop at Harper's Ferry, WV on my way home to NC.

I'm a history buff firstly and, secondly, my eldest daughter stopped there and loved it.

I walked around with the dogs and saw so many beautiful old houses and historic markers. It's a living history town so truly...it is an awesome place for anyone who loves history.

Many things were closed due to the late hour. (It was a Friday night but mostly everything was closed by 8 or 9.)

There was an incredible candy store which had candy from throughout the ages, starting in the 1500s. Coolness

I also took an impromptu ghost tour which also told some local history. Can't recommend that enough if you go.

As part two of my happy journey, I traveled the Blue Ridge Parkway nearly in its entirety. I missed about 90 miles at the beginning. It was truly like a postcard picture around every turn. I stopped at Mabry Mills which I'd always wanted to see.

It's entirely worth it to skip the fast, easy way and take the long way home. It was a life experience that I will never forget <3
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