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I know it was supposed to be the Welsh part of America so it can't be that bad. I also know the street plan was based on Caerwys. You can sort of see it with a bit of imagination
I've heard it's always sunny there.
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Except for the little piece along Lake Erie, I haven't been there since the 70s. It never stood out as anything special for me. I sure as hell wouldn't want to spend time in Philly or Harrisburg areas.
A few months ago I was just across the river from Pittsburgh. I have not been to Pittsburgh itself, but that general area is one of the biggest shit holes I've been to in my life... and I've traveled the country pretty extensively. I was about 20 miles or so from Pittsburgh, so maybe things changed a lot in that distance. But what I saw along the river was horrible.
I like Pennsylvania. The towns I’ve been to are historic and different from other homes I’ve seen. There’s a homey kind of feeling when I go into it. You’ve got some great cities too, as well as smaller towns, good universities and so much greenery. I have a sister in northeastern PA. Cute town. The only thing I don’t like about PA is that it’s so long it takes hours to cross through it. About 5 or 6 hours, if not more. Those tunnels on Route 80, can also be scary for some. And those truckers, can’t forget those.
Never been, but looks interesting.
From a Euro's POW:
Ben Franklin (who invented electricity and lived/worked in France) was from there. George Washington had his exhausted American army camped there for an entire winter, and he also combated the French army and their Indian friends there once?
Loads of Germans, Polish, Welsh, and Irish settled there over the years. And these Pennsylvania "Dutch"?
I've only visited Philadelphia but it seemed nice enough. I would definitely love to visit more of Pennsylvania. Definitely would love to see what Pittsburgh is all about.
cool flag.
My son and I are trying to visit every MLB park, so we will go to Pittsburgh and Philly one day, but I hear Philadelphia sports fans can be very rude and downright nasty.
The countryside looks nice.
I was born and raised in Lancaster. It's a nice place to live, but the people here are definitely weird.
I've been to a few towns in Pennsylvania and it seems like a nice place to live
I live in Pennsylvania and like it.
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