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Leftover Photos from Cook Forest
Arts and Crafts
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a couple friendly tourists
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Showing posts with label Cook Forest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cook Forest. Show all posts
Friday, September 16, 2016
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Forest Cathedral
Cathedral Entrance
Cathedral Columns
Cathedral Carpet
Cathedral Tapestry
Cathedral Tower
Cathedral Majesty
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
A Great Blue and A Majestic Hemlock
It was exciting to spy this Great Blue Heron high atop a Pennsylvania state tree, the Eastern Hemlock, in Cook Forest.
Often called "William Penn Trees," trees of this size are often 300 years of age, dating to the era of William Penn, the first governor of "Penn's Woods."
Day Trip - Cook Forest
Historical Points of Interest in Cook Forest, PA.
Log Cabin Inn:
Cook Forest's environmental learning center is a large log building built in 1934 by the CCC.
Sawmill Historical Room:
This electric powered mill operated for a little over one year to saw salvage cut timber from the park. Most of the earlier mills were water driven and found along Tom's Run.
The Sawmill houses displays and a gift shop for a local arts and craft organization.
Offers fascinating displays of logging and rafting tools, models, and other artifacts.
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