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Any cool places to see in Pa.?
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depends on what part of pa.. it's a big state
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lived there for 2 yrs...not really
 very boring state
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Edited by
SKPCG
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Fri 07/18/08 03:31 PM
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New Hope
And, Penn. Dutch country. And the Amish areas. Of course, Philly, Liberty Bell and all that historic stuff.... Geeeeez, so much to do and see there. |
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New Hope..
then cross the Delaware Bringe to Jersey...Lambertville.. 
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New Hope And, Penn. Dutch country. And the Amish areas. Of course, Philly, Liberty Bell and all that historic stuff.... Geeeeez, so much to do and see there. did all that....very exciting 
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there's Hershey and Crayola as well
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New Hope And, Penn. Dutch country. And the Amish areas. Of course, Philly, Liberty Bell and all that historic stuff.... Geeeeez, so much to do and see there. did all that....very exciting apparently u were hanging out with the wrong person when u visited these places... actually I only go to New Hope and lambertville... Crayola is cool to..
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Depends where u going
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There are plenty of state parks for camping and hiking also!
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I like the Amish country, Redding. I've been to Hershey years ago. I like Lancaster, Bird in Hand, Intercourse, PA. Been there years ago, but remember that I liked it very much.
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In the winter there is skiing in the Poconos and Nascar is coming back in August
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I live in Hanover, I will try Hershey one of these weekends, about 2 hours away.
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I am moven to Philly. Where should I live???
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I live in Lancaster County, it's a pretty high traffic area for tourists who want to see the Amish. I grew up in the Poconos, and my favorite in-state vacation area is Wellsboro. So there you have it. 3 popular touristy areas.
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Hershey and Hershey Park. Along the main street you can smell chocolate in the air.
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Edited by
irishlass
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Wed 08/27/08 05:30 PM
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Tell me more about Hersey. I have been seeing some nice resorts there. I know you can do a tour of the Hersey factory and the street light are suppose to look like candy Kisses. Any nice restaurants in the area? Is it worth the visit?
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Tell me more about Hersey. I have been seeing some nice resorts there. I know you can do a tour of the Hersey factory and the street light are suppose to look like candy Kisses. Any nice restaurants in the area? Is it worth the visit? I've been on that factory tour like, 4 times... think "it's a small world after all" ride except they're singing "hershey's chocolate" A lot of the street lamps are shaped to look like kisses if I do remember correctly. Lots of restaurants in the area, it's a big tourist area because of Hershey Park. The hershey hotel also has a very nice restaurant (I have a friend who works there) and they have full chocolate themed bars, spas, etc. |
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The Yuenling Brewery
Oldest brewery in the country is right in Pa. |
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That's Yuengling..my favorite beer!!!!
Pottstown PA is where the brewery is. I grew up in PA near Altoona. A great place to raise kids. Lots of farm country. 4-wheeling and dirt biking along with hunting are VERY big there. Football is the major sport with baseball a close second. Hershey Park is a great tourist spot and if you are on the Pittsburgh side hit Kennywood park. They have some of the biggest roller coasters in the country!! |
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