I grew up right across the road on my Grandfather's dairy farm, HillCrest Dairies. What a life, so beautiful with the stream cutting through the pasture, bullfrogs, turtles.... I even had my own pet cow!
Hi Patrick, Sounds like a wonderful place to grow up. Raised in Philadelphia, I often wonder what it must of have been like to grow up in a rural community. A pet cow, huh? Very cool! : )
Great video Jenn! Heard of Pearl S. Buck but never read anything by her (much to my book loving mother's chagrin 😊)...sounds like she led a pretty extraordinary life! Love the history of the property as well!! Explore on!
Hi Sue, I would say that The Good Earth is still a good read. So make your mother proud and order a copy! : ) Yes, she lived an extroadinary life. Thank you for watching, my friend!
I know I have mentioned this before back in your tour of Philadelphia, but some of the architecture and grandioso interiors were so beautifully designed and built back in the 1800's. Very nice video Jen! Daniel
What a beautiful house. Love all the sculptures and the beautiful grounds. I enjoy reading so I'll have to add that one to my list. I haven't read any Pearl Buck books before.
Hi LumberJack I've passed it before stopping in and always thought it was in Dublin PA, but nope, it's Perkasie. Yeah, it's a nice little day trip if your ever in the area. Thank you for watching, my friend!
I live practically around the corner from here and have never been, now that I've seen your video, I will definitely be visiting. Thanks for the video! I'm a new subscriber, absolutely love your content! 🤩🤩🤩🤩
@@TrailsTailsHikesRails Hi Judith! Yes, check it out. It's really a nice place to take walk and learn a little about an awesome writer. Thank you so much for subscribing. I plan to do alot of exploring in Bucks County. It's quickly becoming my favorite county in Pa!
Pearl Buck was born in West Virginia, there is a roadside sign at the location. For about 20 years i lived in a home i built on a property that had been owned by Pearl Buck within about 1/4 mile of her residence. Welcome House road was named after the Welcome House where she housed the migrant children.
Hi Lisa! I'm thinking this is my friend, Lisa from Facebook. We hung out in Allentown years ago? If so, so nice that you found me! I'm doing well, my friend. How are you?
@@lisamills639 Hi Lisa, Yes!...I want to start exploring New Jersey. Are you North, Central or South Jersey? It would so cool to do a hike/adventure with you!
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Wonderful House, park, places, nature... Thank you very much for video sharing. Video👍
you are very welcome, my friend
Thank you for watching!!
@@jennsylvania1633 You're welcome friend. Thank you very much. 🙂
So much history in the Bucks/Berks/Lehigh Counties of Pennsylvania!! Thanks for taking us along!
Hi Charlie!
Oh yeah, and I would throw Montgomery County in there as well. You are very welcome and thank YOU for watching. It's much aprecaited!
I grew up right across the road on my Grandfather's dairy farm, HillCrest Dairies.
What a life, so beautiful with the stream cutting through the pasture, bullfrogs, turtles.... I even had my own pet cow!
Hi Patrick,
Sounds like a wonderful place to grow up. Raised in Philadelphia, I often wonder what it must of have been like to grow up in a rural community. A pet cow, huh? Very cool! : )
Cool place and I love the flowers and gardens, by the way. Ya look good in that hat😊
Hi Holly, oh yeah, it's a beautiful homestead. I really enjoyed seeing all of the flowers!
Thank you for the kind words! : )
Great video Jenn! Heard of Pearl S. Buck but never read anything by her (much to my book loving mother's chagrin 😊)...sounds like she led a pretty extraordinary life! Love the history of the property as well!! Explore on!
Hi Sue, I would say that The Good Earth is still a good read. So make your mother proud and order a copy! : )
Yes, she lived an extroadinary life. Thank you for watching, my friend!
I know I have mentioned this before back in your tour of Philadelphia, but some of the architecture and grandioso interiors were so beautifully designed and built back in the 1800's. Very nice video Jen! Daniel
Hi Daniel, Yeah, they really built things to last back then. Those old stone homes have so much charm. Thank you for watching, my friend!
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Thank you!
What a beautiful house. Love all the sculptures and the beautiful grounds. I enjoy reading so I'll have to add that one to my list. I haven't read any Pearl Buck books before.
Yeah, it's a classic and for good reason.
Thanks for watching, my friend!
I knew that her house was in Bucks County. However, I didn't know that it was in Perkasie. Quite an exquisite house indeed! Thanks for sharing!
Hi LumberJack
I've passed it before stopping in and always thought it was in Dublin PA, but nope, it's Perkasie. Yeah, it's a nice little day trip if your ever in the area. Thank you for watching, my friend!
I live practically around the corner from here and have never been, now that I've seen your video, I will definitely be visiting. Thanks for the video! I'm a new subscriber, absolutely love your content! 🤩🤩🤩🤩
@@TrailsTailsHikesRails Hi Judith!
Yes, check it out. It's really a nice place to take walk and learn a little about an awesome writer.
Thank you so much for subscribing. I plan to do alot of exploring in Bucks County. It's quickly becoming my favorite county in Pa!
Beautiful grounds!
yeah, I enjoyed strolling around the grounds. Lots of pretty flowers!
Thank you for watching, my friend!
@@jennsylvania1633I'm enjoying your channel! I found it a few months ago 😊
@@JohnDillon-s4l so nice to read this comment. Thank you so much for taking the time!😊
Great video. Beautiful location. Those things you call torches are called cat tails 😊
Hi Gary, yes, cattails, I need to remember that. : )
Thank you for watching, my friend!
@@jennsylvania1633 just thought I'd help you out a little 😊 thanks for the great videos. Will definitely keep watching
Pearl Buck was born in West Virginia, there is a roadside sign at the location.
For about 20 years i lived in a home i built on a property that had been owned by Pearl Buck within about 1/4 mile of her residence.
Welcome House road was named after the Welcome House where she housed the migrant children.
@@ernieforrest7218 Hi Enie! I love it...always nice learning something from a comment.
Thank you!
Hey Jen, I accidently found your channel, its great. I hope your doing well. Lisa. :)
Hi Lisa! I'm thinking this is my friend, Lisa from Facebook. We hung out in Allentown years ago? If so, so nice that you found me! I'm doing well, my friend. How are you?
@@jennsylvania1633 YES!!! It is me. I'm doing ok. If you come to NJ to do a video let me know, I can be your behind the scene helper. ;)
@@lisamills639 Hi Lisa,
Yes!...I want to start exploring New Jersey. Are you North, Central or South Jersey?
It would so cool to do a hike/adventure with you!
@@jennsylvania1633 I'll reply in the other forum that we are already chatting in.
Hey, what are you doing?
always something
Hey, what are you doing?
exploring an interesting place