Fulshaw Craeg Nature Preserve, Green Lane

[@briancupp6767]

Pa always has those rocks see them a lot in the Allegheny

[@powolibezcelu]

Your hikes are very relaxing 🙂

[@PACreekWalker]

@@powolibezcelu oh good!

[@Earle63]

I love hiking, my Mom had 211 acres of land in Westfield (Tioga county) PA. This reminds me of the land there.

[@PACreekWalker]

@Earle63 wow that's amazing, such an amazing location for land!

[@WALTERZOLNA]

Hello, very nice video, I just found your channel. I really enjoy discovering fellow Pennsylvania nature enthusiasts. Fulshaw Craig is a gem in Montgomery County, I believe that it has been said it contains the highest biodiversity in the county. Tons of wildflowers in Spring and lots of other goodies back there. I was going to ask you how to access the boulder field but I figured it out from your trail description at the end . If you like Boulder fields in south east PA you should check out Stony Garden in sgl 157 above Noxamixon. It's much less well known then the famous Ringing Rocks County Park - but the rocks there also ring and there are multiple huge fields there. Looking forward to future videos, happy hiking.

[@PACreekWalker]

@@WALTERZOLNA I didn't know that about the high biodiversity! I saw a lady doing a study on the goldenrod there. I'd love to have her job. I will definitely be checking out the boulders at Noxamixen when I get a chance

[@godsstruggler8783]

I'm from the UK and we have many great bands. New Order are my favourite band of the last 40+ years. Check out Elbow - they make interesting music and the lead singer is a poet. He paints landscapes with words like no other (at least to my ears). Six words by Elbow is achingly beautiful; especially if an incurable romantic. I couldn't click this video quick enough, having come off a twelve hour shift doing security in a concrete jungle. These places you share with us are beautiful and your enthusiasm for nature is infectious. Please never stop making these videos!

[@PACreekWalker]

@godsstruggler8783 thank you! Checking them out now

[@goober9983]

Man O War. --😊 The whole album is good

[@jasonjones5213]

Beautiful place, never listened to much alternative stuff until I found your channel.Pretty good stuff.

[@PACreekWalker]

@@jasonjones5213 good to hear!

[@briancupp6767]

Speaking of stunning

[@nepahistoryandarchaeologys8623]

That boulder field was pretty cool, amazing what those glaciers did. There's a place up here called Campbell's Ledge, the glaciers ripped half of the mountain face off..if you go up there and look at the rock, you can see the striations on the rock from the glaciers sliding over them. There's also bigger rocks along the Susquehanna River downstream from there that you can tell were pieces of that mountain long ago. Thanks for the tour of that place..👍

[@PACreekWalker]

@@nepahistoryandarchaeologys8623 I LOVE the Susquehanna!

[@nepahistoryandarchaeologys8623]

@PACreekWalker As I said, anytime you're up this way, just get in touch..more than happy to show you some interesting spots..😎

[@robertbrown3676]

It would look nice going there but I live in southwest Arizona

[@Floyd-w7b]

Good video and good song Another good Billie Talent song Devil in a midnight mass

[@PACreekWalker]

@@Floyd-w7b that's a great one, I remember when that album came out!

[@daleshisler2955]

Ohh neat, you’re in my old neighborhood again. That area we always called “The Ridge”. Pretty wild area for mont. county. There’s a private summer camp around the corner from there that hosted Philadelphia eagles pre season trials a few times, late 70’s early 80’s. Love to see beavers in there. There were none there when I lived down that way. So great to see you get your kids out doors! They’ll be Creekwalkers too. Music? Well, you might know of this already, but Tame Impala has some alternative rock that I dig. “Half full glass of wine”, Remember Me” and “sundown syndrome” and there’s a young local band from Scranton called Burn the Jukebox that’s starting to make waves. They are only 17 but have a 90’s rock sound. WNEP featured them on air last week. Good musicians too. “Homesick” is good and so is “sugarcoat”. Maybe you’ll like. Have fun!

[@PACreekWalker]

@@daleshisler2955 just looked them both up, thanks for the recommendations!

[@visciousadventures]

River Below -- great tune.

[@jonce6750]

great video i wish i could get back out in the woods but watching your video's makes it better thank you so much for making this channel much love and stay safe

[@PACreekWalker]

@@jonce6750 thank you so much 😊

[@visciousadventures]

Love your channel. Love the knowledge you have. Glad I found your videos. My daughter and I are all about these kinds of adventures here in the Midwest. Keep sharing and adventuring!

[@PACreekWalker]

@@visciousadventures awww that's so wonderful to hear! Especially after doubting myself sometimes. Thank you for the encouragement ☺️ what state are you in?

[@visciousadventures]

We live in Indiana. We are always going on adventures in new parks/wilderness areas to explore off trail. I wish I had the botany knowledge you have (mushrooms always freak me out lol). I'm a former arborist, so I know trees, but terrible with all the greenery on the ground. I have this desire to learn everything I can, especially about edible plants/herbs, so I can teach my daughter (12). Your videos are REAL and great!

[@visciousadventures]

Don't doubt yourself. I don't really know your situation, but whatever you're doing is so positive. I can see that. I've been raising my daughter alone for 10 years, and while it's tough, every day is worth it.

[@PACreekWalker]

@visciousadventures mushrooms aren't scary if you learn one ata time. Watch hundreds of videos and go with someone confident. Once you know for yourself, then you know for life. There are so many amazing edible, healthy and madicinal plants surrounding us!

[@PACreekWalker]

@@visciousadventures wow, can't imagine raising a kid by myself. I have a lot of help. Lots of family

[@Parker307]

Your music recommendations are letting me know there is a world of recent alt rock out there I know nothing of Once knew alt rock, back in the 90s. But have not followed the genre lately. I have listened to some odd songs today, one, found an old old old song called One Meatball about a what happens to a man having only enough money at a restaurant for a single meatball. This is unusual, more often something electronic type genre music is the choice here..

[@PACreekWalker]

@Parker307 haha just looked it up, definitely never heard that one!

[@jpallen719]

I think we’re all in the kindred spirit group……… This is totally what my son and I do in the northwest

[@johnnyr19026]

Super fun Mom 👍🫶

[@theadventurelore]

If you're in the mood for some nice ambient stuff, check out synkro. The tracks shoreline and lost here are really good, the band terror with the track "this world never wanted me" goes hard.

[@PACreekWalker]

@theadventurelore just checked them out, definitely different. Thanks for the recommendation!

[@jeffphillips73]

Check out " native American ritual stone structures of the northeastern United States" if you get time. I know you are busy but it's interesting if you are into that sorta thing. Thanks for taking us along on. I like 1 country song, or at least find it amusing, Just give it away , the artist is a character and its relatable.

[@PACreekWalker]

@jeffphillips73 that sounds very interesting. Ill check it out

[@jeffphillips73]

@@PACreekWalker Ocean size or summertime rolls by Janes Addiction? drilled a hole through my cheek- Blue October?

[@PACreekWalker]

@jeffphillips73 I'll check the other one out, Blue October I like

[@DoogiesEarthworks]

I highly recommend The Home Team my favorite song is Brag. I think you might like it! They give me older fallout boy vibes. Edit - I like move it or lose it too, but honestly all their stuff is 🔥

[@PACreekWalker]

@@DoogiesEarthworks I'll check them out, I love FOB!

[@DoogiesEarthworks]

@@PACreekWalker Hell yea I hope you like them! And if you do, for funzies my number 3 song they have is called Hell haha.

[@PACreekWalker]

@DoogiesEarthworks I like it! Sounds like Panic at the Disco and FOB mixed together!

[@DoogiesEarthworks]

@@PACreekWalker Crazy enough I never got into Panic at the Disco, I'll have to go back and give them a listen one of these days. On another note, I really liked Senses Failing, thanks for puttin me on, they are majestic especially in certain moods.

[@PACreekWalker]

@DoogiesEarthworks FOB is wayyyyy better than Panic in my opinion. Far too Young to Die by Panic is phenomenal though 👌

[@user-vg4cg4uw9c]

Serious beaver action. They're extinct in my neck of the woods. 🦫

[@PACreekWalker]

@user-vg4cg4uw9c wow I didn't know they were extinct anywhere! They are such cool animals, and so offended by flowing water 😂

[@briancupp6767]

And central pa

[@lloydlisk6947]

Beaver moon

[@lloydlisk6947]

Check out frog holler native trout

[@peterwaksman9179]

I wonder if that first pile of rocks could be a man-made? Seems quite un-natural.

[@PACreekWalker]

@@peterwaksman9179 made from glaciers!!!

[@Parker307]

@@PACreekWalker I love that you know the answer to this

[@PACreekWalker]

@@Parker307 I love me some geology 🤌

[@jeffphillips73]

I watched an interesting video about ancient stone work in the north east. I'm sure it's pretty easy to find on YT. I know the rocks are natural but the first "cave" you show could possibly be a Dolman. These were intentionally moved by natives. The openings underneath were used in rituals somehow. I'm not saying that it is for sure but I knew as soon as you started filming there natives loved that place as much as you did and visited there forever, also if you can ever find the video, you will be amazed at the similarities in there and the areas it is filmed at. Check it out then if you are there again sometime it may give you another perspective,. Lol at the face when you say "it's starting to rain" and HOW do beavers chew through a blue beech? That is the one of the hardest woods I've ever worked with.

[@PACreekWalker]

@jeffphillips73 Seriously! I grabbed a beaver chew stick and kept telling everyone that if anyone tried to attack us, I'd beat their ass with it. I felt pretty safe. Is blue beach the same as ironwood?