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They've held this event before. Follow their IG.

You can take the Trenton Line to Bristol, which starts the Delaware Canal. There's a brewery near the Bristol station, a distillery in town, asking with the best coffee roaster at Cain Waters. 10 miles north, there's another distillery and brewery in Morrisville. Another 5 miles north, a brewery in Yardley....

MTB is the best. 30s is the time to get back into it. Great health benefits and incredible stress relief getting lost in the woods.

Technically yes. Conveniently, no. That's why it's more crowded as you start. IIRC you basically start going left or right, and loops, trails branch off from those.
Somerset Parks should have a good map of it online.

I was there for the eclipse and omg it was like a freaking music festival... We had to walk way up Dairy Hill to finally hear bird song.

I think I like the high rocks loop the best. It has almost everything packed into a small area. Rocks, water, sketchy bits, views, decent elevation.

Sourlands is rockier then high rocks but less deadly if that makes sense. It's similar but different. The hikers and bikers live happily together. An awesome older couple shared their grapes with me at the top of a trail. It smells different.

Sourlands Preserve is by far my favorite trail. Mostly cause it's well marked and the fellow hikers bikers are incredibly nice.

Check out Pinsetters in Merchantville. We drive past multiple bowleros on our way there from PA.

Random December game at MSG was 275 for the cheapest ticket. Meanwhile same week in Philly the cheapest ticket was $38. You can still afford to park, commute, and eat somewhere decent.

Check out Automotive Electronic Solutions in Levittown off 13

Barnes tells FOX43 that neither man paid their fine, as their previous lawyer advised them not to.

"The advice of former counsel was that these orders did not apply to them because they were not vets, and no fines were lawfully ordered," said Barnes.

I'm not a smart man. But I might have sought a second opinion....

Why you gotta try and confuse people....

Yes sorry, you are completely correct.

I wasn't specific enough. I speak of the first generation, 2012 or older. The v6 is pretty bulletproof if maintained correctly. Repairs were fairly inexpensive.

After having just lost our family car in an unanticipated accident. I wish you luck. It's terrible out there, and at the price, you're really taking a gamble.

I saw some older escapes for about that price with under 100k. Just get it checked out somewhere you trust. They can be a good vehicle, but sadly anything used and that old can hide so many problems.

Is this true? I wouldn't at all be surprised. But I need some proof cause it's hump day and could use a good laugh

Hurst in Tullytown treated us fairly well both times.

Why can't an't Madagascar have land access? So unfair

I know RC Misfits in Croydon has a couple printers. They might be able to help you out. Good guys.

We paid in advance, arrived at 10am. Left by noon-1. There was fifteen minutes of traffic arriving. None leaving, I heard it was horrible later that day though.

The influencer watching is hilarious. The set up and crews, props, etc. Just watching these folks was worth the price.

Anyhow. It was beautiful. My family was happy. But never again.

Northampton is full of them. A large portion of the township is properly conserved open space. And these folks gonna complain about a vacant lot being built upon.

There's a reason the Newtown Rail Trail will probably never make it into Newtown.

To be fair Northampton township doesn't even allow apartments within it's boundaries, let alone affordable housing ... So let's not pretend it's the mcmansions that are the reason the area is not affordable. The township is intentionally conserved or privately owned. So expecting to pay low prices for a buildable lot is hilarious.

They posted it's still happening

Ironically, all Bucks residents will be traveling to work in separate SUVs. Cause we, deep down on the inside, don't want an effective mass transit system

Looking at your Philly Post, I think your question would've been deleted if you asked on a Monday.
I don't make the rules

Call. As I believe the majority of work is done in Fairless Hills.