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They are still work on the site. There is no parking area as of yet. Last time seen an article was asking people not to visit for safety reasons, needed to get trails made and parking lot. Doing work on it when have volunteers available. Thought it mention would open in Spring of 2016.

Learn something new everyday

WOMEN HEALTH, NOVEMBER 5, 2015-------6 Old Wives' Healing Remedies That Work  --SEE SLIDES;  http://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/6-old-wives-healing-remedies-that-actually-work/ar-BBmQNQP?li=AAa0dzB&ocid=HPCDHP

What a complete waste of chocolate!! If it's dark chocolate, proceed with polishing.

There is always the exception (me)

There is always the exception (me)

31 Foods You Should Never Refrigerate
   
By Sarah Lipoff
You just hit the grocery store, and your fridge is overflowing. But do all those things actually belong in the refrigerator? The thing is, most fresh fruits and vegetables can survive without refrigeration

31 Foods You Should Never Refrigerate
   
By Sarah Lipoff
You just hit the grocery store, and your fridge is overflowing. But do all those things actually belong in the refrigerator? The thing is, most fresh fruits and vegetables can survive without refrigeration

31 Foods You Should Never Refrigerate
   
By Sarah Lipoff
You just hit the grocery store, and your fridge is overflowing. But do all those things actually belong in the refrigerator? The thing is, most fresh fruits and vegetables can survive without refrigeration

Pa. Senate advances 4 bills aimed at protecting animals
 
 
HARRISBURG, Pa., JUNE 3, 2015 (AP) ------- Bills to restrict tethering of dogs and other animal protection measures are moving forward in the Pennsylvania Legislature.
The state Senate on Wednesday voted for a bill that would prevent people from tethering their dogs in severe weather or when it would deprive them of food, water and shelter.
They're also approving bills to prevent serious Dog Law violators from running kennels with another family member's name, to impose more serious penalties on people who harm animals in the context of domestic violence and to protect horses from cruelty.
The proposals are now in front of the state House for its consideration.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    http://www.wjactv.com/template/inews_wire/wires.regional.pa/2942dd9b-www.wjactv.com.shtml#.VXA5V7B8OUm

Me and the Dogg didn't hug today, but we did shake paws!

You are one of the rare people I let hug/touch me!!

Just cant believe we lost her.

Shocked to hear about her passing. Prayers for family and friends.

15 Mind-Blowing Activities To Enjoy In Pennsylvania

Solving Crimes Against Animals
      PSU conference teaches vets investigation techniques.   UNIVERSITY PARK, MARCH 27, 2015(AP)-------- - The techniques we've all see on CSI may soon be used to help solve animal crimes. This weekend, Penn State is hosting the first ever veterinary forensic pathology conference.
A forensic pathologist determines the cause of death by examining a body after death. At this conference, forensic pathologists who investigate human deaths, are teaching their veterinary counterparts how to use those techniques on animals.
 
Veterinary Pathologist Jason Brooks says, "people are becoming more and more concerned about animal crimes, animal neglect, and animal abuse. They're pushing officers to investigate and prosecute crimes against animals, more so than in the past."
Brooks says the three day conference, hosted by the Department of Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences and the Forensic Science Program at Penn State has drawn veterinary pathologists from all over North America.
They're focusing on everything from gunshot wounds to DNA analysis. Brooks  says they're learning to better process cases which will help law enforcement prosecute crimes against animals. 
http://www.wearecentralpa.com/story/d/story/solving-crimes-against-animals/27620/H73yS1LF8EyQkyrNIJgFVg

Watch: First bald eagle egg hatches in Hanover-area nest
 
First of two eggs hatches in York County nest  
By Jennifer Wentz
jwentz@eveningsun.com
@jenni_wentz on Twitter
 
Posted:   03/23/2015 04:37:41 PM EDT0 Comments  
     
Video: An eagle is born at Codorus State Park, Hanover, PA
The first of two bald eagle eggs in a York County nest hatched Tuesday morning, days after its "due date," according to footage from the Pennsylvania Game Commission's camera above the nest.
The newly born eagle was spotted at 8:25 a.m.
Here is what to expect next:
Help from parents

Bald Eagle in Pennsylvania Is Covered in Snow
The Pennsylvania Game Commission

Indiana farmer saves half-dead calf with warmth of hot tub          ROSSVILLE , Ind., March 7, 2015 (UPI) ------- An Indiana farmer used the warmth of a hot tub to revive a half-dead calf he discovered in a pile of snow.Dean Gangwer said he found the calf as he did his morning cattle count at Gangwer Farms, in Carrol County, where in addition to raising cows the third-generation farmer grows corn and soybeans.
"Mornings start early around here," he told KNVX. "We go out and we scout our cattle...she decided to wander off by herself, which a lot of cows do. They want to be alone."
Gangwer said he must have missed one of his bovines giving birth. The baby cow suffered from a low body temperature and had difficulty breathing and keeping his eyes open.
Gangwer rushed the calf, which he named Leroy, back to his house. As Gangwer passed near his hot tub he got the idea to jump in with Leroy to raise his body heat.
"I jumped in fully dressed, held Leroy up so he didn't drown, and him and I had a nice bath for an hour, so we both came out warm and I think the end story's gonna be great for him," Gangwer said.
Gangwer said he got the idea from cattle magazines and shows, saying, "They always talk about warm baths and calves."
He dried Leroy off inside and wrapped him in electric blankets for another day and a half to further warm the animal. Leroy is now on his feet and nursed for the first time Friday.
 
SEE VIDEO; Read more: http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2015/03/07/Indiana-farmer-saves-half-dead-calf-with-warmth-of-hot-tub/3421425752472/#ixzz3TnAF0xIk
 

Mommy Eagle is a better parent than some humans I know !!!!

Bald Eagle in Pennsylvania Is Covered in Snow
The Pennsylvania Game Commission

Woodpecker gives weasel a bird's-eye view with piggyback flight
 
 
TODAY PETS & ANIMALS, MACH 3, 2015----Think you know nature? Think again! The wide world of wilderness always keeps us guessing.
  For example: You probably never thought you'd see a weasel riding a woodpecker's back midflight

If you are in my area I recommend feeding the Gator especially pasta or Chinese or better yet Elk Steaks and Elk Burgers..        

So in the second picture the elk is looking and thinking this is where Blue got the swing.

LOL.... no sense of humor!!!