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Walter Zolna just put out a video documenting this forest that I never knew about before, and now I am binging on the Cook State Forest, and lo and behold, your video pops up. Very informative and timely information! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks buddy ❤

I’m in New Jersey right across the river 😅

I would love to peddle there ❤

Can I ride my bike 🚴 there 😢

Very poignant and unsettling. I remember seeing Jim Thorpe in his football jersey with the letter C, but I never knew what it stood for. There is so much more to Pennsylvania than meets the eye! Thanks for sharing!

man the level of detail you put into this and the professionalism The History Channel should pick you up!!

Your channel is too well done to only have 884 subs.

Always informative and prolific Sir ✊🏼🦬

Being from PA I must say, the best thing you can see is now leaving PA in your rear view mirror

Yes that’s true

I’ve seen that bell before myself it’s really nice

WoW what a great story, you told it so well. Thank you so much im so glad i found your channel. Thank you again

Excellent videos. Thank you.

Inspiring

Interesting history. Which trail is the covered bridge on?

That was very interesting altogether, but I was fascinated about Wissahickon Drive being designated by law to be unpaved. This is a beautiful looking place! Thanks for sharing!

Very well done!😀

Beautiful place

my backyard!!! ♥

For years I've had a fantasy of making a "fooler" feature length film called _The First World War_ that would open with a scene you couldn't tell the era of easily. Just before the opening credits, there'd be a bit of dialog, "What did you say your name was?" "Washington. George Washington." And then the title, accompanied by Knotwork's (Blood Axis's) music for "Wulf and Eadacre", which sounds remarkably like Morton Gould's theme to the _World War 1_ TV series. But I'm not a movie maker and I've few ideas for it other than these gimmicks.

Your dog is quite cute. Oddly, i just saw a twin to yours on petfinder, except that one lost its' left eye!

Great video. It's sad that towns had to suffer from those who were ignorant and a tragedy that improved the structures. Did you know that once the Lehigh River was owned a company, no other river had owned rights before.

I was just starting to ponder deeply about what an "old growth forest" could be when you ceremoniously asked the question, and I said "goody"!

Old growth👍. If you haven't been to the Hammersely Wild Area and the F H Dutlinger old gowth forest hike, I highly suggest it. Close to Cherry Springs S.P.

I've driven past the Bucks county park off of rt611 for years but have never stopped. I will make it a point to do so now. Thank you

Great video! My parents rented a house with a barn and found a horse-drawn covered wagon. My father ordered the canvas covering from Sears, and we kids loved playing in it. When we moved, we begged our parents to bring it with us. They said, how do you tow a covered wagon on the highway?

This will go on my bucket list. I need a nice place to stay.

Interesting. Cook's Forrest, wonderland. . .also there is a publicly accessible [true] wilderness not far from there.

My grandfather's grandfather was the wheelwright of Elizabethtown, PA.

Being Pa Dutch myself, ( can not speak it my grandfather did), also living about 1/2 to 45 minutes away ( depending on traffic on I 22/I 78). Kutztown and area its a beautiful countryside. I used to love listening to my grandfather speak Dutch and scold us in Dutch, hahaha.

I forget which video it was, but i thought it was interesting to find out that the Lehigh River was once owned by a company. If you can find out more information, that would be interesting. Thank you. Great video.

Bravo. Good work, sir.

On May 31st, 1985 a tornado touched down in Dewert Pennsylvania

You left out one of the most important lessons of the flood. A state tax was imposed on liquor to help rebuild Johnstown. The town was rebuilt, but the tax was never removed and is still paid on liquor and wine today. 18%

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Well worth the wait! Love your videos!

We passed Johnstown on our way to Pittsburgh this past weekend, and my mother-in-law was giving us some history that she knew. This was very timely, and I also shared your video with her. Thanks for sharing!

Great work! I was just here last summer for the first time. Love this area of the state.

Pennsylvania looks better than I thought, i normally rarely go past Binghamton new york on it's northern border in new york.

Pine Creek Gorge is truly a beautiful area. Ty for bringing it to people's attention. And glad you mentioned the hardwood forests ( PA is also known as "Penn's Woods"). A sad demise for our forests was the Chestnut blight. ..the once magnificent American Chestnut trees were once a valuable asset. My father found a sapling trying to grow out of an old stump, he "rescued" it and we now have an American Chestnut tree growing in our yard.Thru care and attention it is thankfully thriving and producing delicious nuts. Thank you for sharing your video and insightful information 😊👌

It's really a shame you are drawing attention to these places. I have been going here for decades there is already enough people. Cook forest doesn't need more people or this video to shown it off.

If you love nature and hiking, visit Hawk Mountain Sanctuary, Kempton, Berks County. Also in Berks is the Berks Military History Museum. Ty for mentioning Gruber Wagon Works, remember seeing them relocate it to where it stands now, quite a feat..My grandparents owned many of their wagons and are still in the family. Great site, just found it, ty for sharing.

Nice video...I especially like how you snuck in the Rolling Stones logo!

Of course it's Deadheads responsible for dumb graffiti, but overall the graffiti doesn't bother me as much as they do!

We live in Beaver County. Cook Forest and the National Forest are our favorite destinations for a weekend drive. We go often, so much so we are practically regulars at Cougar Bob's, the Blue Jay Inn and the Knotty Pine. We've been seriously considering a small getaway cabin just to better be able to relax and soak it all in. I used to camp a lot, but these days my 55 year old body doesn't take to sleeping on the ground in a tent any longer.y doesn't take to sleeping on the ground in a tent any longer and the convertible we prefer to go in doesn't have room for so much as a grocery bag let alone a tent when the roof is stowed in the trunk. I have been out West. The PA Wilds more than equals the natural beauty of places like Yellowstone.

you crushed it bro

Very good. Saving this for this summer. We'll done.

Thanks, I'll add that to my Allegheny trip list

We were just there in obviously better weather than you endured. It was neat to learn some of the things that we saw through your video. Thanks for sharing.