The concrete roadway was the old rout 502. It got rerouted when the turnpike came through. There was also a wall to the left of the creek looking upstream.
My favorite part is the mixture of nature with the man made. It seems that we construct useful things and when we no longer value them nature comes along and reclaims it's territory in amazing ways. Thanks for sharing.
I love the under water footage .....wow a chance to see something like that so cool !! This video was GREAT so pretty there awesome old train bridge ....pictures at the end where wonderful !! 👍👍👍Great video as always !!
That sky was spectacular. Never go wrong with water, landscape & bridges, nerve racking as it was. That huge rippled slab was nice. My first time using a picture.💙
A very interesting tour and plenty of rock formations. The steel work on the bridge has that look like it was realigned when it went down to one track but I really love that little walkway area by the abutments. I would say the water is fairly clean and then I heard you mention Avoca and that was the site of a fairly large tie treating plant that had a 24" ga rail operation. In fact when the Granville WI Moss American Plant shut down in 1976 they shipped a 10-ton locomotive there. Here almost 50 years later creosote still occasionally bubbles out of the ground and goes down a creek marked caution skin burning hazard
Loved the water and rocks!! I’m so glad you acknowledge your weaknesses, I think I would have had to jump right off the trail!! But it was all beautiful!! 💖💙💖💙💖💙💖💙🙃😀🙃
Beautiful underwater footage! I loved seeing the fallen leaves floating & swimming gently about. Some areas of strong, swirly currents would make swimming risky. Really interesting place! Rock formations seem like nature's sculptures. Glad you didn't see any snakes, Jay! Thanks for bringing us along!😊💙
Man,been watching for a few years now and just want to say it's awesome seeing you overcome your fear of heights. There was a time when you didn't even want to get nowhere close to the edge. Now I was lookin like he's over it. Dude Good stuff
😊 Beautiful place! Great adventure! Loved the underwater footage!! My stomach got queasy when you walked out on the bridge!! Too high for me!! Stay safe!!
It's definitely an area where you would relax with all the craziness around. I like the railroad bridge and definitely look very deep at that one point. Thanks for sharing 😊
I remember seeing the past videos of that train bridge, i couldn't walk on it. Im scared of heights. I love the under water scenes, beautiful nature. All the leaves on the ground. Excellent video JP 👍👍👍 i seen a fish to, deep water
Well, first of all you never go out onto a railroad bridge or trestle on a line that still has traffic. Even if that is only once or twice a month. Railroads are very unsafe. But I agree with your assessment that walking between the rails would be a lot safer than out on the ends of those bridge timbers with ice on them. I put a comment on here explaining how unsafe it is to trespass on railroad property, but it apparently fell on deaf ears, so I deleted it. I had 40 years in the railroad industry, so I have quite a bit of experience on the subject. I was relieved when JP decided to get off this bridge. There were no safe places to be if a train came. Even if he laid down on the outside of the track, there's a good chance he'd be hit by parts of the railcars and end up on the rocks or the water. And no longer be alive.
Great explore & interesting area!!!! Love the underwater video as well!!!! I used to jump off of some dangerous places into water, but I could NEVER see myself jumping off of that bridge. Too small of a margin for error & once your feet leave the ground, there's not much you can do to change how & where you're gonna land. There's a flipside to what you said about the person who did the graffiti on that ledge. Either they needed a U-Haul to carry their cajones..............or a teaspoon to carry their brains!!!! Thanks again for bringing us along for another explore!!!! 😀
I really enjoyed your walk along the creek and the underwater video. A lot of interesting information on the location. As you were walking out on the trestle, I was getting nervous just watching you. I would never walk on that. I can't believe people actually jump off there. Thanks for sharing this interesting location.😀
I absolutely loved the entire video, but my favorite part was definitely the landscape. What a beautiful, oasis of nature, amidst so much surrounding hustle and bustle. Of course the train Bridge was awesome as well. I love to see trains, especially old steam engines, but there is just something special about being surrounded by the beauty of nature. Will be looking forward to seeing you in the next video. Until then stay safe and God bless. 😊 Steve in Oklahoma
I loved this video. My favorite part was the rope swing. I swung out over water at scout camp. It was so much fun! Back in the day. Thank you JP for this adventure. ❤
I have to say, your entry up on the Railroad brought back some memories. All my friends could jump off the bridge after a good rain. I would muster up the courage only to retreat. One friend teased they were throwing me off. I had to remind them I was their ride home. Back then us dumb kids never packed any food.
Spent many, many hours swimming at the Black Bridge when I was a kid. Never took the leap off that bridge but there was another area of high walls under the bridge area (now have been demolished) that we would jump from. So interesting to see this area up close again. A TON of memories from that place. Thanks for sharing the video.
I look forward to your videos J. You make that scenery so inviting. It just comes to to life. I watch other similar channels and don’t get the same feelinğ. Your stills just jump out at you. They’re so colorful and vivid.
JP my husband and I love your videos. We especially liked the still photo of the train bridge and the waterfall. We would love to have a copy of that, if possible, for my husband's train setup area. If it's possible, please contact us. Thank you. Loyal fans in NW Ohio.
Hmm I initially thought this was abandoned track but the rail heads aren't rusty and the wood is in good shape. Places like this are pretty amazing, thanks for sharing.
Thank you for all that you do for us JPVideos 💙 The transition from the underwater camera to the view of your feet on the rock was awesome! I rewinded it three times 😄
I enjoyed both the bride and the water , is it safe to swim in and drink from? I also loved the history about the area 👍wonderful,thank you 👍👍keep up the good work it's very educational. I love anything that I think is absolutely fascinating 👍 Thanks for letting me see places I have never been!!! Marvelous 👍👏👌💙
I really enjoyed this video very much. Interesting history, beautiful flow of water, nice scenery. Plus part of Erie railroad. Love the underwater footage. TYFS! 👍🥰
To everyone reading this that enjoys hiking/exploring in nature, please take your trash with you. If you can bring it, you can take it with you. We only get one planet, let's try a little harder.
Loved it. Beautiful view from up on the tracks. Chris would have a problem with going close to the edge too, I have to do all that lol. I would never jump off the bridge though. It’s like jumping out of a perfectly good plane, I’d never do it. 🤗😀
😊. Yep those things high up like stairs and bridges with see through gaps set the willie willies off lol. Glad that the police didn’t close this off completely to swimmers and explorers aswell, otherwise we would have missed out on seeing this video 😊. Also wanting to let you know that your underwater camera’s waterproof functionality is working well, we didn’t get the slightest bit wet LOL. Was an awesome view and could understand why that current was a bit freaky, it well and truly knocked the JP submarine around a little bit. Awesome explore as always JP. 😀
I'm not for closing off areas to the public but that spot needs to be marked very clearly and articles put out in the news to parents about this spot because that undercurrent if not a miscalculated jump is gonna kill someone.
really enjoyed the whole area, it does fascinate me on how trees can grow out of rock like that, I have to give you credit on facing your fears of heights take care JP and looking forward to the next adventure.😀
Really enjoyed the b-roll in the intro .... ..The area was close at hand but looks to be isolated in the deep woods ..no wonder it was so popular .I have always loved to find an inch worm...they are just cute ! 😊Thank you for sharing him too ..😊..Great photo montage ! .😊
I found your show searching out Centralia and I'm really grateful for that 😊 Amazing videos and photography! Great content and wonderful coverage of all these beautiful interesting places 😊 Thanks for all your hard work it's been a real blessing being able to watch and explore with ya!! I'm recovering from a lumbar fusion and your show has helped distract me from the pain 😁 Thanks again Sir and keep up the great work 💯❤😊
You crack me up with your Iron City shirt. Drank that beer in my college days at Pitt. Amazing video as always. I was getting scared when you were walking on that bridge. Love the under water footage😊
🙂 ALWAYS watch til the end! I was holding my breath and feeling so nervous when you were on the bridge and the concrete edge! Felt like I was the one out there. The deep whirlpool was scary and felt dangerous to me. It's amazing to me how such a beautiful place is located so close to the highway. Makes me wonder how many beautiful places I miss when traveling on the interstate. Great video, as usual. Love your music choices.
Very cool swimming hole! I think it would probably be a good spot to do some underwater metal detecting. Don’t blame you for not walking that bridge, I couldn’t do it either, much less jump off it 😱
😁😁😁Enjoyed!!! Nice work. Was that originally a Erie Line or a DLW line, they ran side by side, I am always fascinated by both lines - amazing entities. Their structures so well built. Just unbelievable they could not survive. Just look at the structures the DLW have left behind, bridges, tunnels, cuts and fills, hotels. I love rail history - especially rail lines that cut through the mountains. I know you have the same rail passion. Great stuff. Keep it coming. That area is loaded with rail stuff. Erie, DLW, Lehigh Valley, CNJ, Reading and others.
What a beautiful place! I can see why everyone wants to go there. Shame some had to ruin it. It looked so very deep to me a couple times. I know you're going back , just please bring someone with you? Thank you for going and sharing! Loved it! 😁💙😁💙
What an amazing adventure, beautiful place! There is no way I would jump off the bridge either, but I think I would swim in the calmer parts, the water looks clear. I was nervous as you were walking on the bridge too, I couldn't do it. The underwater footage is always a favorite and it really showed how the water turns into a whirlpool in that area, I can see where it may be kind of hard to find the surface and we got to see some nice sized fish again. I agree, I love seeing trees that grow in different directions like that, they are very fascinating. Cute little inch worm! Even though I said the underwater footage was always a favorite, the whole video was wonderful! Beautiful photos too! Thank you JP! 😊
This is a very well-done video. I actually just had a chance to explore this part of the Erie railroad, and my explorations went from the Avoca yard to the Springbrook trestle. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to past the yard due to low battery power but I was able to explore the actual railyard.
Please don't feel obligated to do something that you're not comfortable with. I served in the military for 32 years and have never been comfortable with heights😊. Great content. Please continue to publish.
Very beautiful river/trestle. It's sad people leave their garbage. Do you know when the railroad bridge was put in. The river near me has the swirling water (undertows) people have drowned from it holding them under. Excellent video😊
Live 4 ever - die young, it says on the wall. Makes no sense to me. I don't suppose you know what kind of rock it is, by the river. Must be soft, if people can carve their names into it. I have never seen a wild snake in my life. I am 66 years old. What you call ties, we call sleepers in the UK. Great underwater footage. The fish were interesting and I have also never seen an inchworm. Super video. 🥰
Well now. This was so fun!! Wonder what you'd find if you did a snorkel with a metal detector when the water is warmer near the calmer parts south of the bridge- or did some magnet fishing there 🤔 Always love the underwater shots!! 😊❤
I may have to dust off my underwater metal detector in the warmer months to see what's down there. Even if I find nothing, it will be a great place to cool off.
Hey Jay! I loved this adventure 💙💙 The sound of the water running is awesome!!! I enjoyed seeing underwater as well!!! I was told as a child that when an inchworm was on like your clothes or something they were measuring so you could get a new one!!! So I guess you are gonna get a new backpack!!! 😀 I loved the photo montage, it was amazing 💙💙 Thank you so much Jay for this wonderful adventure!!! I greatly appreciate you and all you do 💙💙 God bless you, keep you healthy and safe 🙏❤️🙏 Much love to you ❤️ 🙂
What was your favorite part of this exploration? The bridge, the water, the landscape? Whatever it is, I'm glad you decided to come along for it.
All of the above!!
@@markchilson .......Same here ....Oh, and the inch worm !
The water❤,the inch worm was cute ❤
I loved it all🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂💙!
I really enjoyed the different views of the bridge, from above and below.
The concrete roadway was the old rout 502. It got rerouted when the turnpike came through. There was also a wall to the left of the creek looking upstream.
That makes more sense. Thanks for that info!
My favorite part is the mixture of nature with the man made. It seems that we construct useful things and when we no longer value them nature comes along and reclaims it's territory in amazing ways. Thanks for sharing.
🙂 smiley face because I always watch your videos till the end. Would miss a second. Thank You for your videos.
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I appreciate you watching the entire adventure
Enjoyed it all; I’d be scared walking up on that bridge also! Thank you for taking us; much appreciated 🌝…….🌝
😶 it's nice seeing the old railrad relics and seeing the nature around
🙂Beautiful photography! Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful area. Amazing how deep the water is there. Incredible!
You need to stay off that bridge, you had me worried. Great adventure and some very interesting info.👍👍
😀 I got jittery watching you on that bridge Jay! Fascinating area.
I love the under water footage .....wow a chance to see something like that so cool !! This video was GREAT so pretty there awesome old train bridge ....pictures at the end where wonderful !! 👍👍👍Great video as always !!
That sky was spectacular. Never go wrong with water, landscape & bridges, nerve racking as it was. That huge rippled slab was nice. My first time using a picture.💙
😊 love the underwater footage.
Beautiful soothing sounds of rushing water combined with the Scenery = Relaxation 😊
Thank You!
A very interesting tour and plenty of rock formations. The steel work on the bridge has that look like it was realigned when it went down to one track but I really love that little walkway area by the abutments. I would say the water is fairly clean and then I heard you mention Avoca and that was the site of a fairly large tie treating plant that had a 24" ga rail operation. In fact when the Granville WI Moss American Plant shut down in 1976 they shipped a 10-ton locomotive there. Here almost 50 years later creosote still occasionally bubbles out of the ground and goes down a creek marked caution skin burning hazard
Loved the water and rocks!! I’m so glad you acknowledge your weaknesses, I think I would have had to jump right off the trail!! But it was all beautiful!! 💖💙💖💙💖💙💖💙🙃😀🙃
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I loved the video! You on the bridge scared me as though I was on the bridge! 😊 I also enjoy your snap shots.
😀What a really cool place to explore and to just hang out and relax.
Beautiful underwater footage! I loved seeing the fallen leaves floating & swimming gently about. Some areas of strong, swirly currents would make swimming risky. Really interesting place! Rock formations seem like nature's sculptures. Glad you didn't see any snakes, Jay! Thanks for bringing us along!😊💙
Snake free time of year so I was happy about that.
Man,been watching for a few years now and just want to say it's awesome seeing you overcome your fear of heights. There was a time when you didn't even want to get nowhere close to the edge. Now I was lookin like he's over it. Dude
Good stuff
Definitely not over my fear, just have learned how to work with it.
Awesome video... pictures could be on a postcard.. absolutely beautiful...😊
Great adventurous video I couldn't walk out on that bridge either great video thanks Jay
Absolutely fantastic video! Thanks!
😊 Beautiful place! Great adventure! Loved the underwater footage!! My stomach got queasy when you walked out on the bridge!! Too high for me!! Stay safe!!
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Thanks that was a beautiful place I enjoyed watching
It's definitely an area where you would relax with all the craziness around. I like the railroad bridge and definitely look very deep at that one point. Thanks for sharing 😊
I remember seeing the past videos of that train bridge, i couldn't walk on it. Im scared of heights. I love the under water scenes, beautiful nature. All the leaves on the ground. Excellent video JP 👍👍👍 i seen a fish to, deep water
😱🙂🏊♀Thanks for the tour, as it is somewhere I can no longer go to as I am no longer surefooted enough to trek to.
Another amazeing video video of nature at its finest
Always watch to the end. Love your videos! Thanks for taking us along! 🙂
Awesome! Thank you!
you should have walked in the center of the tracks
Well, first of all you never go out onto a railroad bridge or trestle on a line that still has traffic. Even if that is only once or twice a month. Railroads are very unsafe. But I agree with your assessment that walking between the rails would be a lot safer than out on the ends of those bridge timbers with ice on them. I put a comment on here explaining how unsafe it is to trespass on railroad property, but it apparently fell on deaf ears, so I deleted it. I had 40 years in the railroad industry, so I have quite a bit of experience on the subject. I was relieved when JP decided to get off this bridge. There were no safe places to be if a train came. Even if he laid down on the outside of the track, there's a good chance he'd be hit by parts of the railcars and end up on the rocks or the water. And no longer be alive.
What a beautiful location
Great explore & interesting area!!!! Love the underwater video as well!!!! I used to jump off of some dangerous places into water, but I could NEVER see myself jumping off of that bridge. Too small of a margin for error & once your feet leave the ground, there's not much you can do to change how & where you're gonna land. There's a flipside to what you said about the person who did the graffiti on that ledge. Either they needed a U-Haul to carry their cajones..............or a teaspoon to carry their brains!!!! Thanks again for bringing us along for another explore!!!! 😀
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😊 Always watch till the end!
Thank you
I really enjoyed your walk along the creek and the underwater video. A lot of interesting information on the location. As you were walking out on the trestle, I was getting nervous just watching you. I would never walk on that. I can't believe people actually jump off there. Thanks for sharing this interesting location.😀
Awesome as always Jay! thanks...I could not watch the trestle views., I am afraid of open heights. ☺☺
I absolutely loved the entire video, but my favorite part was definitely the landscape. What a beautiful, oasis of nature, amidst so much surrounding hustle and bustle. Of course the train Bridge was awesome as well. I love to see trains, especially old steam engines, but there is just something special about being surrounded by the beauty of nature. Will be looking forward to seeing you in the next video. Until then stay safe and God bless. 😊
Steve in Oklahoma
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I can't wait to see number 4 video
crazy how deep that gets!
I have to agree that water needs to be snorkeled when its warmer out. Great video!! 💙💙💙 P.S. there is no way I could walk across that bridge lol
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Yes Jay that was another bridge that was there, I’m pretty sure. Great video!👍
I loved this video. My favorite part was the rope swing. I swung out over water at scout camp. It was so much fun! Back in the day. Thank you JP for this adventure. ❤
Looks fun
You were very brave to walk partway out on the trestle.
I have to say, your entry up on the Railroad brought back some memories. All my friends could jump off the bridge after a good rain. I would muster up the courage only to retreat. One friend teased they were throwing me off. I had to remind them I was their ride home. Back then us dumb kids never packed any food.
Haha, sounds like some good memories.
I like the looks of the different rocks from the cut ones to the flat ones. The concrete steps remind me of ones I saw in a gnome house.
Spent many, many hours swimming at the Black Bridge when I was a kid. Never took the leap off that bridge but there was another area of high walls under the bridge area (now have been demolished) that we would jump from. So interesting to see this area up close again. A TON of memories from that place. Thanks for sharing the video.
I look forward to your videos J. You make that scenery so inviting. It just comes to to life. I watch other similar channels and don’t get the same feelinğ. Your stills just jump out at you. They’re so colorful and vivid.
Thank you for saying that. I try to bring out the best of these locations and make you feel included.
It is s nice place to see and maybe next year we can go clean up the trash that was left behind my son lives right there
The music video, is the best part.
JP my husband and I love your videos. We especially liked the still photo of the train bridge and the waterfall. We would love to have a copy of that, if possible, for my husband's train setup area. If it's possible, please contact us. Thank you. Loyal fans in NW Ohio.
😱 omg that was scary on the bridge glad you turn back 😃😃
Another great video ty Erie Lackawanna brings back memories 😊😁
Cool place.
😊 Good video, Jay👍🏻👍
Hmm I initially thought this was abandoned track but the rail heads aren't rusty and the wood is in good shape.
Places like this are pretty amazing, thanks for sharing.
I love the great outdoors and you always bring it! Great video! Thank you! 😊
Thanks!
Thank you for all that you do for us JPVideos 💙 The transition from the underwater camera to the view of your feet on the rock was awesome! I rewinded it three times 😄
Haha thanks. I liked how it turned out too.
I enjoyed both the bride and the water , is it safe
to swim in and drink from? I also loved the history
about the area 👍wonderful,thank you 👍👍keep
up the good work it's very educational. I love
anything that I think is absolutely fascinating 👍
Thanks for letting me see places I have never been!!!
Marvelous 👍👏👌💙
Definitely safe enough to swim and fish, but I wouldn't drink without filtering.
I really enjoyed this video very much. Interesting history, beautiful flow of water, nice scenery. Plus part of Erie railroad. Love the underwater footage. TYFS! 👍🥰
To everyone reading this that enjoys hiking/exploring in nature, please take your trash with you. If you can bring it, you can take it with you. We only get one planet, let's try a little harder.
Loved it. Beautiful view from up on the tracks. Chris would have a problem with going close to the edge too, I have to do all that lol. I would never jump off the bridge though. It’s like jumping out of a perfectly good plane, I’d never do it. 🤗😀
A few years ago I wouldn't even of thought about stepping out onto it. I'm glad my mind still lets me know what my limits are.
😊. Yep those things high up like stairs and bridges with see through gaps set the willie willies off lol. Glad that the police didn’t close this off completely to swimmers and explorers aswell, otherwise we would have missed out on seeing this video 😊. Also wanting to let you know that your underwater camera’s waterproof functionality is working well, we didn’t get the slightest bit wet LOL. Was an awesome view and could understand why that current was a bit freaky, it well and truly knocked the JP submarine around a little bit. Awesome explore as always JP. 😀
I'm not for closing off areas to the public but that spot needs to be marked very clearly and articles put out in the news to parents about this spot because that undercurrent if not a miscalculated jump is gonna kill someone.
💙😃 very cool place thanks J
Beautiful tyfs.The underwater shots are so calming. 😁
They are! Thanks for watching
Thank You for another outstanding adventure.
You're welcome
Walking out on the abutment looked a bit more daunting than the trestle 😃
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Thank you for this great exploration, Jason. It’s videos like this that make me miss NEPA
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really enjoyed the whole area, it does fascinate me on how trees can grow out of rock like that, I have to give you credit on facing your fears of heights take care JP and looking forward to the next adventure.😀
Glad you enjoyed it
Really enjoyed the b-roll in the intro .... ..The area was close at hand but looks to be isolated in the deep woods ..no wonder it was so popular .I have always loved to find an inch worm...they are just cute ! 😊Thank you for sharing him too ..😊..Great photo montage ! .😊
I liked how the b-roll segment came out as well. The inch worm wanted his moment in the video and he got it. 😁
I found your show searching out Centralia and I'm really grateful for that 😊
Amazing videos and photography!
Great content and wonderful coverage of all these beautiful interesting places 😊
Thanks for all your hard work it's been a real blessing being able to watch and explore with ya!!
I'm recovering from a lumbar fusion and your show has helped distract me from the pain 😁
Thanks again Sir and keep up the great work 💯❤😊
Thanks for checking out the content.
You crack me up with your Iron City shirt. Drank that beer in my college days at Pitt. Amazing video as always. I was getting scared when you were walking on that bridge. Love the under water footage😊
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Another great interesting video. I always watch to the end 😊
Really interesting video, thanks for sharing all of the history as well.
🙂 ALWAYS watch til the end! I was holding my breath and feeling so nervous when you were on the bridge and the concrete edge! Felt like I was the one out there. The deep whirlpool was scary and felt dangerous to me. It's amazing to me how such a beautiful place is located so close to the highway. Makes me wonder how many beautiful places I miss when traveling on the interstate. Great video, as usual. Love your music choices.
Very cool swimming hole! I think it would probably be a good spot to do some underwater metal detecting.
Don’t blame you for not walking that bridge, I couldn’t do it either, much less jump off it 😱
I'm betting there's a treasure or two to be found in those waters. Maybe we'll find out in the warmer months.
@@JPVideos81 fingers crossed 🤞
😁😁😁Enjoyed!!! Nice work.
Was that originally a Erie Line or a DLW line, they ran side by side, I am always fascinated by both lines - amazing entities. Their structures so well built. Just unbelievable they could not survive. Just look at the structures the DLW have left behind, bridges, tunnels, cuts and fills, hotels.
I love rail history - especially rail lines that cut through the mountains. I know you have the same rail passion. Great stuff. Keep it coming.
That area is loaded with rail stuff. Erie, DLW, Lehigh Valley, CNJ, Reading and others.
This was definitely part of the Erie. Old rail history is always fascinating.
What a beautiful place! I can see why everyone wants to go there. Shame some had to ruin it. It looked so very deep to me a couple times. I know you're going back , just please bring someone with you? Thank you for going and sharing! Loved it! 😁💙😁💙
LOL...the Uhaul😂 Nope to that bridge. Beautiful spot. If you go back to try the rope swing, bring a new rope and somebody that can put it up.😀
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Great video!😀
Thanks! 😀
Awesome place JP! Cool trestle, reminds me of were we used to swim as kid's in my area! Thanks for bringing us along for the adventure!👍😊
What an amazing adventure, beautiful place! There is no way I would jump off the bridge either, but I think I would swim in the calmer parts, the water looks clear. I was nervous as you were walking on the bridge too, I couldn't do it. The underwater footage is always a favorite and it really showed how the water turns into a whirlpool in that area, I can see where it may be kind of hard to find the surface and we got to see some nice sized fish again. I agree, I love seeing trees that grow in different directions like that, they are very fascinating. Cute little inch worm! Even though I said the underwater footage was always a favorite, the whole video was wonderful! Beautiful photos too! Thank you JP! 😊
I hope to return in warmer weather to enjoy the clear waters and maybe find a treasure or two 😊
😊 very good video JP
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We always watch till the end.
Thank you!
This is a very well-done video. I actually just had a chance to explore this part of the Erie railroad, and my explorations went from the Avoca yard to the Springbrook trestle. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to past the yard due to low battery power but I was able to explore the actual railyard.
Super cool! 😊
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Please don't feel obligated to do something that you're not comfortable with. I served in the military for 32 years and have never been comfortable with heights😊. Great content. Please continue to publish.
That place is beautiful and the history awesome thanks ❤
Enjoyed the video but very glad when you moved of the bridge,even made me feel queasy when you walk along the wall, I hate heights as well.😊
That was really interesting. Thanks for sharing 😊💙
Very beautiful river/trestle. It's sad people leave their garbage. Do you know when the railroad bridge was put in. The river near me has the swirling water (undertows) people have drowned from it holding them under. Excellent video😊
That was so cool bubbles and gurgling..thought I saw something swimming in there...❤ this was one your best videos ❤ loved it!! Thanks for sharing!
Live 4 ever - die young, it says on the wall. Makes no sense to me. I don't suppose you know what kind of rock it is, by the river. Must be soft, if people can carve their names into it. I have never seen a wild snake in my life. I am 66 years old. What you call ties, we call sleepers in the UK. Great underwater footage. The fish were interesting and I have also never seen an inchworm. Super video. 🥰
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🙂 As always, great video!
Thanks!
Well now. This was so fun!! Wonder what you'd find if you did a snorkel with a metal detector when the water is warmer near the calmer parts south of the bridge- or did some magnet fishing there 🤔
Always love the underwater shots!! 😊❤
I may have to dust off my underwater metal detector in the warmer months to see what's down there. Even if I find nothing, it will be a great place to cool off.
@@JPVideos81 😁 sounds good! That should be really interesting!
Hey Jay!
I loved this adventure 💙💙
The sound of the water running is awesome!!! I enjoyed seeing underwater as well!!!
I was told as a child that when an inchworm was on like your clothes or something they were measuring so you could get a new one!!! So I guess you are gonna get a new backpack!!! 😀
I loved the photo montage, it was amazing 💙💙
Thank you so much Jay for this wonderful adventure!!! I greatly appreciate you and all you do 💙💙
God bless you, keep you healthy and safe 🙏❤️🙏
Much love to you ❤️ 🙂
Haha, it's actually a new backpack
lol the little inch worm. You did say come along with me lol. Great video and that water is nothing i can tangle with. I'll dip my toes in it.
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Awesome video jp thanks for sharing this with us :D
Love the underwater footage 💙
This is amazing. Thanks for sharing ❤