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The trail is poorly marked because the albino cannibals keep taking down the marks to confuse hikers. They live in the little house with no windows right down from the covered bridge. Your lucky you made it out OK just before dark.

I'm so glad I found your channel this weekend. I live in Bethlehem, PA and love that most of these locations are within a day's drive. At my age I don't do much hiking, but my wife and I will be looking for some day trips we can take.

A gorgeous hike! Thanks for taking us along!

Hey Jenn, I’m Tim from 27:35 Glad to see your upload and relieved y’all weren’t the ones slaughtering deer near random outdoor fireplaces lol

Appears to be what is left of a flanger, A car used to push snow away from the tracks.

yeah i think thiose are coyote tracks. It's funny, i too always thought bears were hibernating this time of year until i saw that video you mentioned. Apparently the dude who shot the bear had his house camera on during the attack and caught the whole thing when the guy came out of the woods( the video is here on youtube) . The bear had been stalking him for awhile because it was so hungry. Scary stuff! Thanks for the video:)

Wow I’m from Pa….havent lived there since 70 but visit a lot!! Never knew about most of these places….glad I found you!! Thanks for sharing 👍🏼

Wow, that was a scary walk thru the tunnel! But exciting at the same time! Glad there were no encounters….normal or paranormal 😮. Thanks again for the adventure. 🙂

Glad you are doing these videos about Bucks County because this county has such a very long rich history so much more that Peddlers Village and New Hope bar seen

As soon as you said "baby bigffoot" the BF looked over at me, I always bring up sasquash or the albino cannibals when we are hiking thru the woods. 😂

This was a great snow hiking video. Very pretty Preserve for sure.

Hi Jenn! Enjoyed your video of the preserve. I’m very familiar with that area. You talk about getting lost there, well ya wouldn’t want to keep walking in a circle all day! But if ya go east ya hit a very private gun club, south is ridge road, north is the ridge valley creek and then the larger Unami, and a walk to the west will put you on camp green lane. So ya can’t get too lost there, but it’s big enough to feel wild. Thanks for the video.

Really nice walk

Coyote tracks.

I love it there! Nice to see what it looks like in the snow

You don't have to run faster than a bear, you just have to run faster than who you are with.

Speaking of the Trolley Barn, I have a DVD on the old Liberty Bell Trolley line, a historical look at this trolley system. Contact me if you want to watch it

Going to agree with you here in centeral pa jersey shore area i think we got maybe 4" this year and not much more last year definitely not like when we were kids growing up

Awsome place. Awe poor deer. I cant wait fer you to go back in the spring and explore it better when its safe. Are those tracks coywolves. I dont know but be careful. Take care jen 😊❤

Thanks Jen I didn’t know about this trail. At the north end of the lake near the youth hostel are the mysterious Rosicrucian pyramids..check it out..great job

Thanks for the vid you guys are a funny couple make me laugh. A small handbook on scatt and tracks can help identify prints. Seeing bear a this time of the year , there's probably something not right with the bear. Like the one in Jim Thorpe it had rabies always good to be armed in the woods thanks again

Great video! I think those things on the tree are a type of mushroom called a poly pore mushroom.

Most likely coyote's, took down the deer. Bears are hibernating. carcass and remains will feed many in the forest. Happy New year, did see you last week in Perkasie train tunnel. Been in tunnel several times. My Dad lived just blocks away, and we walked there several times. Four years last Friday since his passing. Have not been back to Perkasie since. Thanks for your great adventures and sharing info. Stay safe, always enjoying Marc

Jenn, those big rocks may well be diabase rocks from an ancient volcanic dike which originated in Pallisades NY and is from the same dike that forms Devils Den in Gettysburg!😮

I am so happy that you found the ruins! I walked right by them enjoying nature when Mrs. Lumberjack pointed them out. Like you alluded to, this place is most assuredly a hidden gem! Thanks for sharing and mentioning our channel. You're very kind.

That was neat to see the old stone fireplace still standing. We came across a dead deer a few weeks ago on a hike and it's gruesome, but also kind of fascinating to see how the vultures and other animals will pick it clean for food.

The sound of boots in the snow, unmistakable 😂 Interesting stone walls. If these walls could talk, right?!

I feel like there must be other dwelling remains close by.

Hiking here was a pleasant surprise. I feel as though there is so much more to this park and I plan on heading back in the spring!

Renovo is extremely cool, I would love to see original video footage of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Renovo, not too far back but like in the 1960’s or the final few years of steam. Does anyone out know if Emery Gulash, Pentrex or any other, shot any footage on VHS/DVD here at Renovo. Thank you

Looking at the tracks in the snow at 0:44 clearly shows the railroad is NOT abandoned. Practice extreme care! The vertical shaft was for leaving out smoke from steam locomotives. I thought the tunnel has two of these. I believe the other was where that first large ice formation was in the middle of the tracks, and is plugged now.

The tour guide asked me if I would be able to live there, and I enthusiastically replied, YES! She seemed shocked, and said, really? There are several different tours available, covering different parts of the building, with one that takes you from the basement, to out on the highest tower Neat little fact: If you look closely, you can actually make out the stone farmhouse that the castle was built around.

Really interesting! I'm old enough to remember when there were drive ins just about everywhere. People greatly enjoyed them back in the day. But I wonder, 𝘸𝘩𝘢𝘵 𝘪𝘴 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘢𝘵𝘵𝘳𝘢𝘤𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘮 𝘵𝘰𝘥𝘢𝘺? Nowadays, we have large screen TVS, the convenience of having movie clubs and movie channels, the fact that it is so much cheaper to watch at home and that you have can all you can eat treats such as snacks or food at much lower cost, you can pause your viewing when there is an urge to hit the bathroom, and there is no risk of flu contamination when you are safe and comfortable at home. To each their own, of course. But why go to drive in when there's no place like home? Anyways, thanks for sharing this interesting video.

I enjoy your videos. Just moved to this area. It’s great to see what’s around this area. Will continue to watch. Thanks

wow,.. so cool.. kinda like walking through caverns, except the stalactites are icicles:)

It would have been neat if a rake scurried toward you when you shined your light in small cave

What’s the name of the canal?

I just want to tell you two things thank you for letting us hear what you hear and thank you for letting us see what you see and thank you for letting us experience what you experience you're so freaking awesome thank you keep your videos up like this to clean they're nice and respectful thank you again

I wasn't sure at first if this video was real or not cuz there was no graffiti I was really shocked I didn't know if it was real or not LOL

How you doing I wish all videos had no graffiti your video so far are number one with no graffiti that's awesome

The trolly barn at one point was an antique store about 15 years ago! The building you showed too are in fact apartments! 8 apartments inside the building! I lived in that apartment building as a kid on the second floor! Thinking back now it was cool to live in an old historic building!

I used to work at this place back in 1991 as a welder on the final assembly jig. This building began life as a repair facility for steam locomotives and then transitioned into repairing diesel locomotives. Then a company names ACI bought it and that is who I worked for. We had a govt. contract to fabricate sea sheds which are basically metal containers for cargo ships. I was 25 years old at the time and we worked four 10 hour days. Seeing your video brought back memories for sure!

Something you may want to do a video on is the paddle boat the "Hiawatha", located at Susquehanna Park in Williamsport. It runs on the Susquehanna River, the spring through early fall. It's about a two hour run, but relaxing and enjoyable!

I live local, and attend events there. They have a really nice Christmas market every year, the first weekend in December. My daughter and son in law got married in the event room on the 2nd floor.

Great video. I don't know how you find the stamina to record in these freezing temperatures.

Nice Ticket booth. My first Drive in Movie was the original "True Grit" 1969 starring John Wayne.

Amazing video! I’ve been there many times but lots of new stuff you shared with your wonderful video. Thank you!

This was a beautiful find. I enjoyed watching your video. Thank you for sharing this❤❤

Hi Jenn I grew up in Muncy PA . My mother is a Ukrainian immigrant and my fathers family proudly haills from the Munsee/Shawnee peoples. It is a beautiful area with a rich history. Thank you so much for showcasing our tiny town and being so respectful of the nature in my ancestors land. If you are ever in this area again please reach out to me I have many other places I could show you!<3

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