Beautiful Ruins ~ Rolling Hill Park, Pennsylvania

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[@user-David-Alan]

Cool old ruins. Thanks. Stay well and be safe.

[@hiworldstephensonultranate290]

tks Cliff heaven on earth for me also cause i cant sleep Beautiful n Bright yeh saving it love ol farmhouses always loved them as a hobby when i adventured looks like Ireland tks Brian

[@kennyrichard2971]

Hey Cliff I love all of your videos and Kathy’s videos to I always enjoy when you rustic adventures DD explores JP‘s videos you guys are great enjoy each and everyone of your videos

[@sheilaedquist9552]

Awesome ruins!Thanks for sharing😊

[@llstarlight]

Beautiful!

[@bekleidungu.ausrustung7068]

Nice one!! So glad the tornado that hit the last park didn't arrive here with all the old stone work. It's so fragile now, looks like

[@karenpacker8862]

Great footage of these beautiful ruins. What a great place too explore.

[@tomtransport]

Good trip, thanks Cliff.

[@thepawanderer]

very cool

[@kateclark7250]

This was a fun place to visit. The old ruins were awesome! Thanks for the adventure, Cliff.

[@sharonbartlett2225]

Thanks for the adventure. Pretty cool place. I love seeing very old structures. Thanks for sharing.

[@JoshGiannarino1]

Great stuff as usual man!

[@superditdit48]

wow perfect weather for viewing stone ruins. This was a spectacular hike. I am imaging the lives lived back there. A small community- gone.

[@PATG1]

Great video WW, always wondered what life was like in a simpler time? Life was shorter, but the world was a better place , more family oriented. That scraping sound would drive me nuts trying to video, you powered through it. awesome 😁

[@colleenunvarnished]

Great trip Cliff, thank you.

[@seanmarstell7701]

great video

[@darlenegood4101]

I could live in that tiny house. I wonder what all those posts are for at the beginning of the video.

[@rickyt3961]

thank you!

[@Carolbearce]

That was a beautiful and the ruins were amazing.

[@my2cents945]

I suspect the vine covered building with the "little doors" was some sort of animal house. Sheep or pigs. Don't need high doors to the yard for short animals. I've seen similar pig pens on farms.

[@lindamccaughey6669]

That was an awesome video. Fancy ruins being right near car park, how handy was that. All the ruins were fabulous, just loved the stonework. Would love to own a small stone cottage. Thank you so much for taking me along. Please stay safe and take care

[@SueGirling68]

Hi Cliff, what a great location, those ruins are actually in better shape than some more modern structures. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx ❤

[@RusticVentures]

You picked a great time of year to go as weeds cover a lot of that. 🙂 Glad to see those ruins are still doing good. Loads of trails there, got way off trail my first time there. And Thank You!!!

[@geraldpawlish6775]

Cliff, being a native Philadelphian and very familiar with the area around rolling hill park, I can firmly say that road system is thoroughly confusing! Great stuff as always!

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

I'm usually good at finding my way around ~ but that area was a challenge.

[@lillyflower9774]

Definitely I need to get there! I love those things. Thanks for the cool video.

[@mgratk]

Outstanding ruins! Great hike and commentary. Thanks Cliff. I can't get around so great anymore and I do appreciate it, sir.

[@hiworldstephensonultranate290]

hi like d comment, cute little place, especially at ol window

[@R32R38]

It is unlikely that the concrete silo is more than about 100 years old. Until the invention of ready mix trucks in the 1920's concrete was used only for the largest projects, as it was necessary to build a concrete plant at the job site.

[@richekay]

This is a neat little park close to the city, very popular with the locals and dog walkers. Sadly, when I was there last, it didn't seem as though the dog walkers were picking up after their pets.

[@jesszettle5695]

We looked for channel sticker #49 at the Academia covered bridge last week but it wasn't there. That's too bad. It was super close for us.

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Thanks for letting me know.

[@nicholassnyder2241]

Pretty interesting video actually

[@sharonbartlett2225]

Have you ever made a video about Manassas or Bull Run?

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Not yet.

[@sallybartholomew8470]

What were the white pollsl sticking out of the ground

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Not sure

[@KHKH-os6kt]

You can find the ruins by following the construction noise.

[@danmathers141]

Imagine someone actually putting money into this to restore it. 20:45

[@bcoldgoalie]

😊👍👍

[@davidcassidy5868]

6:21 - aka Wissahickon Schist

[@lorrainekrauss5140]

Where can we get that book?

[@wsmith4020]

Is somebody shoveling snow? Lol. Ahhhh, construction.

[@superditdit48]

hiding bodies perhaps.

[@0351nick-ch8ee]

West point park ???

[@porkturtle8321]

Sadly, mostly gone. Merck's business campus is spread out on some of the old grounds. The only remnant left that I know of, is a small pond off of Morris Rd. where the duck boat rides were. Also, Cliff is in Gladwyne here I think. The former West Point Park was in the Lansdale area.