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Ccoleman - Please contact me ASAP about this Bald Eagle Mt. Boulder Field photo - we'd like to use it in our summer issue and are on a tight deadline. Thanks! - EricaSusquehannaLife@gmail.com
In 1769 the government of Pennsylvania offered French and Indian War veterans land west of Lycoming Creek at 22 cents an acre. Thousands emigrated in a few short months from the Philadelphia and New Jersey areas. West of Lycoming Creek the Pine Creek inhabitants, having no legal body for protection or legislation, formed their own law-making group called the Fair Play System. On the west bank of Pine Creek near Jersey Shore stood the famous Tiadaghton Elm under which, on July 4, 1776, the Fair Play Men drew up a resolution declaring freedom from Great Britain. They did not realize that at the precise time Continental Congress in Philadelphia was doing the same thing. This elm tree, which grew to more that 17 feet in circumference during its estimated 300-year life span, was removed due to Dutch elm disease. To replace it, a young elm was presented by the Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars on October 25, 1975.
GOOD PICTURE !!
I have a friend who have a hold piper (1943)at Peyrebrune airport -Calviac- LOT- France
Grettings from France
Pierre, Pilot of Ultra light.
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Ccoleman - Please contact me ASAP about this Bald Eagle Mt. Boulder Field photo - we'd like to use it in our summer issue and are on a tight deadline. Thanks! - EricaSusquehannaLife@gmail.com
GREAT! My Dad & His Wife live just above here in Crestmont This is a perfectly wonderful snow pix(to me the best kind) Thank You Tom Shilling
LOVE! thank you for pics
In 1769 the government of Pennsylvania offered French and Indian War veterans land west of Lycoming Creek at 22 cents an acre. Thousands emigrated in a few short months from the Philadelphia and New Jersey areas. West of Lycoming Creek the Pine Creek inhabitants, having no legal body for protection or legislation, formed their own law-making group called the Fair Play System. On the west bank of Pine Creek near Jersey Shore stood the famous Tiadaghton Elm under which, on July 4, 1776, the Fair Play Men drew up a resolution declaring freedom from Great Britain. They did not realize that at the precise time Continental Congress in Philadelphia was doing the same thing. This elm tree, which grew to more that 17 feet in circumference during its estimated 300-year life span, was removed due to Dutch elm disease. To replace it, a young elm was presented by the Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars on October 25, 1975.
GOOD PICTURE !! I have a friend who have a hold piper (1943)at Peyrebrune airport -Calviac- LOT- France Grettings from France Pierre, Pilot of Ultra light.
Beautiful panorama Grettings from France Pierre
I can't tell if there is a church bell in that steeple or not. Do you know?