The Pennsylvania Grand Canyon

[@my2cents945]

camped several times at leonard harrison in the late 70's early 80's when the trains were still running up the canyon. enjoyed some good fly fishing on Pine creek.

[@maryharlow5471]

Wonderful and interesting video

[@edmiksis5660]

Pennsylvania is beautiful

[@josephcappadonia8032]

Good little production, needs a update but gets the point across. Really a hidden 💎 in the heart of PA.

[@margaretjsharples4279]

This is the nicest part of Pennsylvania. Drive through the state forest you will view the . Enjoy this part of the state. The Grand Canyon is in that part of the state.

[@sjtom57]

The latest barrage of nature rapers are the legions of frackers who have inundated the area.

[@josephcappadonia8032]

Yup, they've ripped up the Asaph area, just north of the canyon.

[@davehege45]

Enjoyed this very nice video. Thank you!

[@Thesmallerhalf]

This is a great video! I love the canyon! I just subscribed to you🙂

[@coltonhousel5090]

Needs an up date...wellsboro is rich in history. I want to learn the most I can about my home town I currently live in a house which is on the property of the first house in wellsboro it's gone virtually untouched since it's construction one step inside and you feel the history there are many books also talking about the Indians on the property and how the family for some reason protected them. I have tons of letters from the 1900s pictures of pearl Harbor no one has ever seen pictures of what I believe to be (penny and the white horse) documents state that no record of photos were found of her and the horse I actually happen to have one of the pictures and it's taken on the property I live on also found a book that told a story about a battle on the north side of the property and being attacked from the base of the hill.. the surrounding area is rich in history this needs to be updated so bad there is no information about wellsboro or anything for that matter past the video you made

[@maggie5386]

I was also curious to why the Seneca Indians were not mentioned. Before the colonizers forced them out to build the railroad tracks and over-harvest the forest it was their home. Thats an important part of the PA Grand Canyons history!

[@maggie5386]

@@joeschmoe8320 Unfortunately, I cannot control my race or heritage. But what I can do is acknowledge and recognize injustices throughout history and current events and advocate for those who have suffered.

[@ktellr]

The locals are called ridge runners everyone else is a flatlnader .they cry that the flatlnaders are stealing the jobs but most ridge men are weak and lazy