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Looking upstream from the point of land at Harpers Ferry where the Shenandoah and Potomac Rivers meet. Here we look under the historic steel railroad bridge, which currently serves as the crossing point for the Appalachian Trail. So many cool things come together in one area.

One of our favorite lunch spot waterfalls on the Shenandoah. Even in the hottest part of the summer this stream runs cold, in the high 60’s, due to immense springs that feed it.

The legendary John Hayes on cigar and fly rod, with Nick Kutner enjoying a break (nick is president of the board of @potomac_riverkeeper_network ). #chasingcarp#grasscarp

This awesome group of guys (10 Groomsmen 1 Groom) from NC asked us to put together a rafting trip down the Potomac’s Mather Gorge at Great Falls National Park.  Sean Podrecca from Potomac Paddlesports and I jumped in to pull this crazy trip off. And these groomsmen put in the WORK necessary to carry rafts

Sometimes we just get the most amazing skies, even during the day.

Check this guy out! Is he stylin’ or what?Appearing in a 1917 silent film documentary of the Potomac River’s C&O canal, pictured here exiting the mile long, hand dug, canal tunnel at Paw Paw through pure mountain stone. I think he was the videographer and actually set up several cameo video “selfies”. https://ghostsofdc.org/2015/05/20/1917-film-footage-of-180-mile-journey-down-co-canal/ Ashby Gap is