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5:31 nice! i live 2 minutes away from this one and been there many times, mostly for hiking and swimming, some fishing. They refurbished it this year 2024 and it looks great!!

4:18 I've been to Pine Creek Gorge, Great place, stood right where that pic was taken, it's a trout fisherman's paradise! not much around just creeks and lakes full of fish, you could catch one in a puddle in the back yard even;)

graffiti highway is no more, two many people on quads rippin it up back there so they put a bunch of dirt piles over the road and now only the quads can use it still(not to smart!) and police run off the rest on foot and cars now, sad

You forgot Fort Mifflin

Centralia Pennsylvania is why we have the movies and video games of “Silent Hill”😊

I lived in Pennsylvania my whole life and there are a few nice places to be seen here but it isn't anything spectacular. Trust me

This video is AI garbage

Coatesville, Pennsylvania, was once a bustling city where everyone would put on their finest clothes and would go to do their shopping, eat dinner, and see a show. Many people lived here, worked here in the shops and steel mills. Once the steel mills closed, the city was abandoned by the upscale businesses and entertainment industry. The city changed drastically. It's unsafe to visit and live there. Now it's a depressed area within the city limits where crime is rampant and there's nothing redeeming left behind. However, Coatesville is huge. Outside the city limits are suburban and rural areas where beautiful roaming countryside and farmlands abound. Houses range from hovels to mansions, from to farmhouses to churches, from occasional small businesses to open countryside to quaint Amish villages. It's definitely a diverse area, but not much worth visiting. Outside the city limits of Coatesville is a beautiful place to live. But if you ask, the residents won't ever say that they live in Coatesville. Instead, they'll use the township name to describe where they reside. Unless they're from inside the city itself, where they have no choice but to call themselves denizens of Coatesville. Most people who live in the city of Coatesville district send their children to the local charter school. Others are fortunate to have Coatesville addresses but actually live in the Downingtown Area School District. DASD is a good school, better than the charter schools. Obviously, it is better than the Coatesville Area School District, which is inside city limits itself. Gangs from CASD have made their way to the charter schools, unfortunately. The area is extremely diverse, as is all of Chester County, PA.

Both Pittsburgh and Philadelphia have wonderful, must-see tourist attractions. However, be very vigilant about your surroundings and the criminals who reside in these cities. Do NOT go down allies and stay away from off the beaten path neighborhoods. Never put yourself into situations where it's secluded, especially at night.

You're wrong about Pennhurst Asylum! It's definitely worth visiting. Especially around Halloween. The haunted house exhibit is well-worth the trip! You're correct about Kennet Square. It stinks, literally. It's not necessarily the landfills, which I've never smelled let alone noticed, but rather the mushroom houses themselves. The fertilizer is pig & cow poop. You can't bear to breathe when close to these places. No one wants to live near a mushroom house. Furthermore, real estate is generally downtrodden and cheap. Probably because the ever-present stench is overwhelming and depressing.

It's not Reading, Pennsylvania, as in reading a book. It's pronounced read, past tense, plus "ing." Like Red- ding. However, this series was informative. As a lifelong PA resident, I learned a few new places to visit! Awesome thanks 😊

The mine fire is spreading and now threatening 3 other cities, especially Ashland and in 10 years that city will be gone as well because they will have to evacuate it

Good ol’ Ringing Rocks 🪨🛼😅

Actually Lock Haven is far better off than many other PA towns. Renovo for example, and Emporium are just 2 examples.

The AI talking sounds terrible... you all need to stop using it.

I've been to about half of these places.

CHECK YOUR FACTS ABOUT CENTRALIA......you need an education.

The Byward Market has always been fun and I have always felt safe there.If you don't bother other people , they don't bother you. I go at least 4 times a year

Omg I got 3 more for you 1 audernried pa an beverbrook pa Macadoo pa I lived in all three of them audernried was a coal town till about the 60s an it slowed till about the 90s beverbrook was also a coal town one road in one road out people still live there Mcadoo pa it's still a nice town quite an big also all 3 towns are on the same road together neseld on rout 309 south of hazleton pa

Thank You TAY for again making video on PA.

I know. I'm not leaving 🙏🌍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

As always - amazing PA video!

Hello Sir, Kindly guide me, is there are greenish park or green areas near ottawa to visit in October. I will vist the Capital City in October.

Population figures would have helped put things in perspective...

wow, all these happy shiny, people

I like this AI generated content.

Kensington and Allegheny Avenue Philadelphia USA 🇺🇸 🏥 Temple University Hospital

7 best things to do #1 magic mushrooms #2 cannabis coffie shops #3 prostitutes #4night clubs #5 canal boat trip #6 museums #7go home

my whole family history is from brownsville....my dad got a football schoalship went to school got a degree and got out!...ive been back to vist many times....sad to see what happened to it. my parents were maried in 1957 at first baptist church and it just burned down i heard

Where are the "people of color?"

You need to do one on Chester PA it's a gost town 😂

Reading = Redd-ing, like the color, not reading like a book.

I live in northeastern Pennsylvania we had about 5 steel factories that have shut down its hard to find good work here

I was pleased when Laurel Caverns popped up in your video. Being that my extended family was from the general area, I've spent many a summer exploring those caves, as well as the great falls up near Ohio Pyle, and all the early American history of the area.God bless ya.

Reading is pronounced Redding

Hopwood and uniontown, pennsylvania

The fires in Centralia started from a burn at the trash, which ignited the coal mine

And coodersport is pronounced cowdersport

What about Renova.

Cambridge Springs, halfway mark for trains going from NYC to Chicago. Was a busy resort 100 yrs ago when it was popular for its healing waters (springs). Multiple large hotels and restaurants.

My Dad was from Pa. Often spoke of Mt. Carmel. He was from Aristies, formally Marshal. Took him back late in his life. He took us to Centrailia. Had a great time eating in Ashland. He mads sure I could pronounce Lancaster.🦇

Also, check out my hometown susquehanna Depot, known for building trains and train cars population is 1,343

I grew up in California, PA. Every Saturday my mom would take me to Brownsville. She would get her hair done by “Guy” and then we’d go shopping. I remember the downtown area very well. Very pleasant memories.

Lock Haven? Forgotten? They have a college.

Dont visit Braddock if you want to live. I lived in North Braddock for a year. I have not been back there in 20 years ! Nothing but guns & drugs with a couple bars here & there.

Bannack is perfectly preserved ghost town in montana

If your going to do information videos you should at least get facts correct There are NO stalactites or stalagmites (sp) in Laurel caverns due to the type of cave it is For those who go on the regular cave tour, you'll be in for a 60 minute trip with a guide through gorgeous natural rock formations all while learning the history of the cave, the geological formations (and why there are no stalactites or stalagmites), and a bit about the resident bat population as well (don't worry, we .

#2 CAVE OF KELPIUS LOOKS LIKE A BURIAL CRYPT. .

Mispronounced Reading.

Another forgotten town: Frackville, Mahanoy City.