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Graffiti is atrocious and disrespectful. Littering cigarette butts is a close second. Love your videos and Facebook posts!

I had no idea that there were locks in NJ.

washingtons retreating army burned the bridge at the Zabriskie farm in river edge.close to Hackensack.this history was told by the Hackensack Riverkeeper Bill Sheehan to our fishing club.Saltwater Anglers of Bergen County.He said that it was the one time,Burning your bridges was a good thing

Very cool. Never heard of these falls. Thanks 👋

This is indeed an old spur that was used by the former Hickory Run Brick Factory.

Great place old slate quarry on the right close to pen argyl if you find the path!!!! Keep an eye out it’s uphill

Cool 😎

Not sure where, but I remember reading that the Lackawanna viaduct was just concrete parged over the original stone structure.

Drove that road hundreds of times but never noticed the mile marker.

Awesome history Thanks for sharing this with us 🙏

I believe most of the old Dutch families in the Delaware Valley migrated down the Delaware River from New York state in the 17th Century, after copper ore was discovered near the Water Gap. They crossed over from the Hudson Valley to the head waters of the Delaware. My grandfather built a summer camp across from Namanock Island on Gamor family land just prior to WW II, and he related a lot of the history of the place to us as we sat around campfires and fed the maple syrup boiling kettles.

Thanks for the NJ rail history!

When I was married I lived on kayharts lane. Used to walk my dog in the park . Saw those sunsets many a time.

Where exactly in Phillipsburg are you and the group of people? I could barely hear Historian Wayne Sherrer explain about the church and the cemetery. What denomination was the church?

Great history information Thanks for sharing this 🙏👍

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Nice!

Excellent 👍thanks for sharing this 🙏

you should finish the video getting up to the canal!! next time use a 4x4 baby carriage lol!!

Have you checked any stretches of the abandoned track out near Milford, NJ not too far rom there? There’s a stretch of it along River Road that parallels the Delaware River and gives you a great view of it, since the ridge is somewhat elevated. I believe it was part of the Bel-Del line. I’d love to get your commentary on that one of these days if you’d never been there already! One of these days when I have some time, I’m gonna really make it a point to walk the tracks as far as I can. It goes through several quaint little neighborhoods too!

Your video's are fantastic how does someone get information on joining your hikes? Thank you

10:28 literally predicted what was going to happen

I live right next to the train station and it was interesting to hear the history for this building.

You want us to look at a track 😅😅😅

I was 10 in 1925 😢😢😢

I’m a train wreck still 😢😢😢

Ajoyib

Merry Christmas to you and your family and thank you so very much for sharing your video's

Merry Christmas 🎅🎄🚂❄️

Any fish in it

This is dedication. You sound like you are freezing!

I lived in the house right in front of the bridge growing up. Fished under that bridge few times a week and up and down that river. Water is very low these days. Second house to the left from the bar yard is very over grown now.

I have bicycled this line! Also have worked on the Lehigh line...Cp 53. Nice area

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Any idea of the origin of the name Weygadt? Could it be a variation on Weygandt?

Do you watch wierd New Jerseys 😅😅

Very interesting 🤔 brother 😅

Was it flooded 😢

I’m from south Jersey 😅😅

Thank you

Awesome video Thanks for sharing this 👍😎

Yes, thank you!

Great informative video Thanks for posting this 👍

Take a hike 😅😅😅

Shut that kid up 😂😂😂

I past s sign for Jugtown Mountain Preserve but I didn't see the parking lot. Is the parking lot off of Mine Rd?

No, I don’t like former rail areas. It should be real to this day. :(

Thanks for your videos 🙏

You are to old to have a child 😢😢