Harpers Ferry - Day Two

We decided to stay put another day so Dave could take some time to trouble shoot some of our issues.   We had a nice, relaxing morning and then got down to business.   He's made good progress on the house water pump problem and the furnace seems to have taken care of itself.

Dave wanted to look for some parts so we decided to go out for lunch, do a little "auto hiking" and then return to the problem with fresh eyes.

Lewis watches

Dave works

Dave wanted to look for some parts so we decided to go out for lunch, do a little "auto hiking" and then return to work with fresh eyes.    We chose the Canal Side Cafe in historic Harpers Ferry for lunch and it was delightful.    The building was so very old and charming, but it reminded us of all the work we did on the farm, and made us thankful we're finished with work.    We've been to the Harpers Ferry National Historic Park before, so we chose to drive around and enjoy the sunny day and the wonderful old buildings beside the racing rivers.    Here are a few pictures I took on the drive.

We'll leave in the morning, heading for another overnight at Fort Chiswell, Virgina.  Dave has the water pump problem pretty much figured out, but will work in earnest when we get to Hilton Head and nice warm temperatures.  Til then we'll deal with it, no biggie!