Exploring the Abandoned village of Yellow Springs

[@neitajames6029]

👍💯%💜👏👏👏. It's good to see the videos I watched on another phone, come back. Since 2005. When I got my first cell phone, I've had many cellphones since then, lot of the videos I watched got lost along the way . Some are slowly popping back up. I don't mind rewatching a video, I enjoyed years ago. This was a good one.👍. So I apperciate being able to see it again. GRATITUDE. LOVE,RESPECT AND POSITIVITY ALWAYS. Neita.✌🖖🕯💕🦋🌠🌻🙂👋👣👌.

[@daveyjoweaver5183]

It always stimulates my Imagination to incision this village in the 1850s and 60s. People doing those things to sustain their lives, the men coming home after a 12 hour day all dirty and blackened by coal and kids running about. A hard life at best. I often think of how barren Pa was in the industrial revolution. And those kids my well have been working in the mines instead of running about playing care free. And probably for very little pay. To come to America and wind up working the mines for next to nothing. How we all forget those who lived these lives that provided a life of abundance we have today. A good reason to study our ancestors and appreciate what we have now. Of course fighting traffic and sitting in a cubical at a screen day after day may well be more detrimental than that hard mine work. These things and places and thoughts are the stuff of the Wandering Woodsman and Loved and appreciated more than you know. Thank You Cliff! DaveyJO

[@ladyvalhalla7154]

Love your videos. Great that you are preserving history thru your videos. Thank you. I am also a fan of the solitude that Mother Nature offers.

[@hiworldstephensonultranate290]

Superb Cliff Wilderness better than anything on tv tonight Ur a modern day Pioneer yep

[@kateclark7250]

I enjoy your videos with the history and critters.

[@sandraplonka5225]

Very cool hike. Looked up the Alusite brick. Very interesting old brick from Pittsburgh vintage they say.

[@karenpacker8862]

Awesome seeing deer...the ruins..such a pretty place.

[@hiworldstephensonultranate290]

hi Deers (n d Springs) they sense ur no harm thats why they stayed my conscience tells me beautiful animals tosee n real life 20years since saw big deers! Brian

[@bethwoodford6679]

there is a web site name coalcamp usa there is lots of old photos and history from lots of states even pa were you are at there are photos of lots of coal towns from back in the day when thay were still there its cool to see

[@waynegrant8982]

Another great video..always enjoy them.. WESTERN CANADA

[@johnbivins]

Thanks for the video!!! It was interesting heard about that place but never got to see it

[@bethbartlett5692]

The deer were beautiful! ❤

[@marydugan6182]

dont get to walk in the woods much anymore really love your nature walks

[@tarantulaboy5534]

I like your videos dude 😀

[@RusticVentures]

Nice video :-) orange water means iron contamination.

[@t.j.7789]

hahaha "contamination" we just call it water!!

[@lincolnmaniac]

thanks for sharing, maybe i can tag along sometime?

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

We'll see, I usually hike alone, I enjoy the solitude.

[@lincolnmaniac]

the orange water......that's what the inside of my toilet tank looks like. our well is only 120' compared to the neighbor up the hill, his well is 720 feet . i suspect this land was bootlegged during the great depression.

[@Lalunabreeze]

👍🏼❤️

[@nicholesmith1053]

I can not remember how to get there

[@collinbetten9377]

What county are u in

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

On the border of Lebanon and Dauphin counties

[@douglasfreebirdphotography8473]

I keep watchin' for rattlers in all those rocks....

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

not on this adventure.

[@SuZensSam]

where is this.. and why do I have to ask?