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Exploring Jim Thorpe, PA: Getting back to nature in the Pocono Mountains (Patreon)

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2024-11-15 16:23:31
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Megan and I spent a few days in beautiful Jim Thorpe, PA. This is a lovely mountain village in the Pocono Mountains of northeast Pennsylvania. We waited until the crowds had all gone home and most of the leaves had already turned. Join us for the highlights from our trip!

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Christopher Arters (relative timeworx - Mr.A)

In the meantime, from farther south in PA, I recently attended the members-only sneak preview of the newly renovated Longwood Gardens. I know it is a place you guys enjoy and you'll love what they've done. Perhaps we'll bump elbows there one of these days.

Martin

Hi Doug, that will be such a beneficial break for you two this year. What a beautiful place Jim Thorpe looks. Enjoy the rest of your trip.

Margaret Barnes

I’m glad y’all are enjoying yourselves and getting some much-needed and well-deserved R&R. 💖🫂

Bubbalino

Awesome! My aunt and sister live there and my mom is from Summit Hill (one town over).

Adie

Is there any doubt that you guys live in paradise? I think not! This brought back memories of my travelling days in USA, coming into Pittsburg and experiencing the weird combination of early industrialisation and untamed rural landscape. Wish I could be there again 🥰

Jean-Michel LaFontaine

I rarely comment on here but your post just reminded me of when I travelled south to the US for professional duties. November 2001, a few months after 9/11, I spent 5 weeks in Pennsylvania. Spent like 10 days in the Pittsburgh area, then a couple of weeks in central more rural areas. I experienced Amish country. Very respecful people. I had a blast. I than travelled to Alabama and Florida later that same winter and also had a blast. I'm really glad the USA are our southern neighbours, No matter what is going on with your politics or ours, because, believe me, we're really not much better. In 2024, it seems like no-one but crooks get involved in politics. I just try to enjoy every minute of it all anyway. We got just one life to live and it's passing so quickly. Music has saved my life. I always have a tune playing in my brain, it helps me going through all of this shit. I subscribed your Patreon because you can feel the music and understand it. Keep it up! Peace.

KellieE69

I spot a Meg…throws Pokeball Man your suite is pretty sweet. You guys are so stinkin’ cute it should be illegal lol! Glad you had a fun trip!

Shawn Cartwright

I grew up less than a 30 minute drive from Jim Thorpe. It is a beautiful town, especially in the fall. I hope you enjoyed it!

Henry Weisenborn

My wife had family in Jim Thorpe & I've spent some time there & travelled through/by there frequently. I love the view when you're going over the bridge heading into town from the highway, & the Mauch Chunk station. Sadly, the family's all dead & gone now so there's fewer opportunities to get out that way.

Jeannine Doyle

My Aunt had a beautiful home on the Lehigh River, we went every summer when I was a kid