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I've kicked around that area since the '80s, pretty interesting. Big rockslide from 2011 rain event near there. Its always been fun to scramble around the river hills.

😢awww must be hurt or sick!❤

It might be worthwhile to go back and explore some more. I really liked the shape of the keystone stone on the second arch. That seems different than most. Thanks for sharing!

Awww that bird is so cute🫶🏻💖

We explore much of the same areas. I posted years ago but not interested in running a channel.

I think that's the spot The Dam at Otter Creek by Live is about, amazing song. I was behind that fall in the '80s. Fun stuff guy.

Fantastic shots my friend, this episode was enjoyable 🔥🔥

The rocky "knob" at 2:39 and by your head at 2:46 almost looked carved...

When temps hit above 90, I head to Wildflower Preserve by the Susquehanna River. Set up a tarp and gather in the cool air at 52'f Nice Dot Com

What an adventure 😊

That was simply a warning, for you because you're not supposed to be there.

Hi. Been a while. How are you? This adventure kept my interest. I am amazed at the climbing down and up on those rocks. Also, looked liked a snake den to me. How is that Sanctuary you were building at your home going?

Is it your thought that Civil War soldiers were bunking in these spaces? Or, were you just checking out the geography?

“Hello every bun”

Subscribed! Glad to see another kindred soul out there exploring the Susquehanna River. I'm trying to explore the entire 444 myself, but finding others who share the same interests are hard to come by. If you ever want to team up sometime, let me know. And ironically, I just came across this tidbit of information yesterday, but I believe those line patterns you pointed out in the rock are something called thalassinoides. They were created by tiny borrowing shrimp that spent their entire lives tunneling in and living under the bottom of the shallow sea that once encompassed most of Pennsylvania.

This... Is classic Topo content!!

Awesome video

Very nice video. Great footage enjoyed watching the video

Another great video 👍

The only way I'd walk in the river is with hip waders. I don't want to get bit by bugs or water snakes.

Great video! The bird was a green heron 👍

Cool egrets!😊❤❤🎉

Another great video, I learn a lot from you about the geology of PA, so cool to see all of those potholes and scars left behind along the river bed, as for the bird you seen I believe that was a green heron. Great stuff man, who owns the islands? Would you be able to camp out there?

Me wow I love exploring the wild oh look a dam 😄 siren:ERERERERERRERRERERRERERRERERR WARNING ⚠️ DAM WATER COMING OUT WARNING ⚠️ me: ALRIGHT BROTHERUS I THINK ITS TIME TO SKIDADADLEN😭😭😭

Me:lalala siren ERERERERRERERER me UM TIME TO GET THE HECK OUTTAH HERE BROUTHERS

Passes by the foliage here, poison ivy.....😵‍💫

Leave a comment if you want me to go back and crawl into the tunnel to examine the arch up close.

What happened at the end?

I wouldn't worry about it too much that's a dead fall d a m

Love this place fishing is amazing there

Just a few minutes from me. I wasn't out that way that day though.

❤beautiful water! Looks so fun!

The West Point dam sounded the horn today it was my first time seeing a dam release water and it was a coincidence to lol😅😅😅😅

I live 5 mins from this! It’s has been raining so much recently 😮‍💨

Hi. I usually watch videos while drinking my morning coffee or after supper. This time I had the opportunity to watch your video while eating my supper. If I may I am thinking of the two explorers Thomas Jefferson sent West on an Expedition. Weren't they Lewis and Topo? The Lewis and Topo Expedition, if I may call this video. So, as I was eating my banana pudding, I searched for the limekiln ruins in Lancaster. There's a book written by Ken Miller. He has searched the County for all ruins. Interesting. Have you thought about writing a book on your adventures?.

Man needs a real pressure washer lol.. Crystal looks awesome!

Cool find! Also greetings from Sweden!

so cool when you find lost ruins...not so cool when there's a smelly dead animal in it 🤣😂 Another really cool video...thanks for sharing!

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Love these revisits of past videos Brett. Very satisfying watch to see the quartz revealed by the pressure washer.

I think I’ve seen you in the lake while I was, it was fun making ‘fire’ pits around the bubbles and a small pillar 4:56

I felt like I nearly drowned, as the viewer, on your first attempt at climbing in there! Fun adventure to a seldom seen place.

Ah yes, Whelen Air Horn

This place looks awesome. I'm in the Lehigh Valley area and have been exploring a lot the past 2 years looking for waterfalls and cool creeks/swimming spots etc. I think I'm gonna make my way to Rock Run this coming week. What other waterfalls or cool spots would you recommend checking out near there or on my way? Thank you!

What month was this

Over 40 years ago, friends and I camped a lot on Lower Bear Island. There was no cabin there, that you describe. Did you find the small cave on the overlook on the upstream side of the island? Surprise, I found a pestle in a large boulder just upstream of Lower Bear Island. It was in a worn in grinding spot on the top of the boulder. My guess is this was used when the water lever was lower. Also, when the water is really clear, one can see the stone circles of old Indian garbage pits on the bottom of the river on the downstream end of the island.

I remember reading that it's only defined as a 'cave' if a human can enter it. Otherwise it's just a 'cavity; or whatever. This fits the definition!

😮wow. You are adventurous!😊❤