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I was in PA last week and I have to say that I am jealous!! That is some beautiful land out there. I may have almost killed a few of you because I was staring at the mountains more than the road - sorry!

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It is beautiful,Untill you get the land tax bill each year then the south looks better all the time.The 2 acres next to me sold for 68,000 ,the guy built a big home and his property taxes are 7200.00 a year.The mountain proerty is a bit cheaper ,but you will need a mountain goat to get around.Kinda funny you need a rope to get up the mountain ,but just lay down and roll on the trip back down

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I agree 27. I drive I80 twice a year to visit the inlaws in Lewisburg. Those hills really look impressive. Almost makes me want to take up the mother-in-laws offer to move out there. Almost.<img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>

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It is beautiful up there. That's why I've been trying to get back up there the last 2 years. Sun and fun at the beach only goes so far. The woods of PA is where I belong.

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Hey you guys if you get a weekend this summer and would like to see some more of the Pa. woods let me know and we will see if we can get together at my camp. Its not much, but I like it. Its in McKean Co. about 6 miles from civilization.

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Where in Mckean co. is your camp BBH? I'm only 25-30 min from Kane.

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Sometimes I think folks fail to appreciate the beauty that is all around them..every day...even in the &quot;brown/gray&quot; landscape that is so typical during this time of year.

I will post some pictures that I took this weekend shortly. Nothing spectacular...just some clear-cutting that is being done at the local gamelands....but it sure does liven up the forum...:)

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Jason, about 6 miles off route 46 between Crosby and Beutula. Where you at?



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I love PA. Even though I am in NJ now it is only temporary to say the least. My wife and I are planning on moving to the Poconos area this summer. I couldn't wait to leave Fl when I was down there for four years. I am glad to be up north now even though I do miss the fishing in FL Especially when the tarpon start running in May in Boca Grande pass. We are still looking and hope to be a PAer soon.

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I love PA. too. When our trees are in full color in the fall and archery season is upon us, I can't think of anywhere I'd rather be.

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Yep, I LOVE Pennsylvania. We have a very diverse area with lots of wildlife. It is one of the most beautiful areas to hunt during the fall when the leaves are turning, and NOTHING can beat going out in late season archery, after a fresh 6 inches of snow has fallin. NOTHING, and I mean NOTHING can be as beautiful as that. PA ROCKS.

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I cant think of a place I'd rather live year round. Of course if we're just talkin November, I'd wanna live in Pike county Illinois<img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>.

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In the future I will have two places in Pa for sale,Ill let you people know when.My dads place is three acres with 5000 acres of stategames lands right next to it.

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I love living here in PA. Expecially in during bow season when everything looks so nice

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Yes, PA is beautiful, both the farmlands and the mountains. I just get a little discouraged when I see plots being sold off for developing. Once the farmlands and the mountains are gone, they're gone.
My wife and I just bought some land in Schuylkill County (southeast PA) along Route 81. Years ago someone painted a humongous American flag on a rock that can be seen from Rte. 81. Standing up on those rocks is awesome. It raises the hairs on my neck knowing that others such as Indians and early settlers probably stood at that same spot surveying the countryside. It's at those times I defy anyone to tell me God didn't create this majesty called Earth.