Hiking the Serpentine Barrens in Nottingham County Park, PA

[@darlenegood4101]

Thanks for taking everyone along.

[@daveyjoweaver5183]

Wow, you were very near my stomping grounds there and Susquehannoux park. I'd mentioned before Lock 12, not far at all from Susquehannoux Park. In fact you would have seen it from the overlook at S.P. There is a preserved canal lock there just on the other side of Norman Wood bridge off of 372 west. Lots of interesting places to explore in this area. Perhaps you've been there? Thanks Much! I haven't known about your videos until a few weeks ago and have watched many thus far. Thanks for sharing your explores! DaveyJO

[@mikebeatty7814]

Really like your videos and site. Would love to see you venture out here to western Pennsylvania. We have so many unique natural area and unusual historic sites. Allegheny gorge,wolf creek narrows,the ferncliff peninsula, mconnell's mills, cook forest and Quebec run wild area are just a few of the literally dozens of unique areas I think would really be impressed with and enjoy.

[@mikebeatty7814]

I have been doing the same things you are doing only out here in western Pennsylvania. I just have never videoed anything. I am beginning to think I should have. Most Pennsylvanians really don't realize all the wonderful wild places and unique historic sites tucked away here. Any pointers on how to get started?

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Hopefully, I'll get out to western PA this coming summer. There's all different kinds of advice out there on how to get started, buy a good camera and just be yourself - and it takes time to build an audience, lots of people get discouraged and quit.

[@bathbombdad6466]

There's a KZbin Channel called @Stuffthats Gone , he does lots of exploring in SW PA, although not to the extent like the Wandering Woodsman does in his corner of the state! I would love to see someone in NW PA, lots of mining and oil history in the Oil Creek area and Allegheny Forest, neat old rail tunnels and I'm sure there is more that isn't well known, but we would love to find.

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

I am subscribed to that channel

[@johnquest3102]

Love your videos, buddy, great explorations, John in MIchigan.

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Thanks for watching

[@austinmalone1333]

Great park, surprisingly big and lots to discover. Walked to Maryland (ridge road) through the woods by accident.. lol

[@waynegrant8982]

To bad you were not my teacher when I was in school because your very good..you keep it up and you will hit 100,000 subscribers..great job....Western Canada

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

thanks

[@timreichert9982]

Reminds me of woods here in Wisconsin, love the ODs.

[@clintleroy670]

There is an unknown mobile app called "Leafsnap" which allows you to scroll through all tree leaf depictions and pick out the right Tree for the leaf you pick up. The leaf you hold in your hands looks like the Striped Maple ~ Acer Pensylvanicum But, I could be wrong too.

[@janelledowney]

Not that this is related, but have you been to the White Clay Creek Preserve (also in southern Chester County)? It abuts White Clay Creek State Park in Delaware. It's a former DuPont property that they intended to use for a dam and reservoir that never happened. Lots of hiking trails and some old ruins and includes the Tri State marker of the Mason-Dixon line.

[@Caddl123]

Hi I look over in your videos. And like in Germany lesser an lesser people go out for big wandering tours.. Ok by bicicle and hiking but that is also going slowly down. For my generation and 2 before us (all between 40 until 60) it was normal to make big wandering tours also with choolclases an sometimes whole schools. In the forret at the picknickareas were 30 year ago so much life Sometimes overloaded with people but also cool. Also the now old tentplace we have from Nature youth organisation and the YMCA are almost given up. I can show you a little tentplace wehre i was a a child it is since 40 years one.. and not "dying out". I like it when its so calm outside in the nature.. but we have not that much "people empty room" like you in the states. A forest walk with 6km without meeting somebody is much here.

[@chelseydeetta2847]

that is called "pampus grass" I use to grow that in Minneosta. Pampus grass grows almost everwhere. It comes up naturally.

[@alexandersanchez2692]

They say tractor in that quarry

[@alexandersanchez2692]

In the water

[@alexandersanchez2692]

That Johnson boys full it water

[@MrVampiredog]

ANY BOBCAT SIGHTINGS

[@Lalunabreeze]

👍🏼❤️

[@cowboys22cardinals22]

Don't go back in the summer time unless you want to be covered in a Million Ticks.

[@alexandersanchez2692]

See movie call at close range