Pennsylvania - chat and photos about Philadelphia, Lancaster, Lititz and other places

[editor]

So I've visited Pennsylvania again recently and thought I'd share some pics.

In photos: Lancaster Cemetery in beautiful shades of autumn, Pennsylvania, USA -

A couple of months ago, I took a stroll through the picturesque Victorian-era cemetery close to the centre of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The cemetery - which remains active and open to the public - is a resting place for over 16,000 people across 20 acres. It looked beautiful in the yellows...

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In photos: Lancaster, Pennsylvania – architecture, street scenes, pizza and a great bar -

Last month, I paid a visit to Lancaster in Pennsylvania, a small city of some 58,000 souls surrounded by farmland. I was staying in New York and wanted to spend a night out of town, selecting Lancaster by virtue of it being the home town of the wonderful - but sadly still obscure - American

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In photos: a quick walk around Lititz in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania -

Declared to be the 'Coolest Small Town in America' in some daft poll ten years ago, Lititz is home to under 10,000 souls and is located in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. I paid the town a quick visit with my good friend Tara a few months ago and grabbed these pics: Sturgis Pretzel House in Lititz

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Photo tour – a walk from central Philadelphia to Fishtown -

I paid Philadelphia a short visit last month, and decided to take a meandering walk from the centre of town out to Fishtown, some four miles or so away to the east. Leaving central Philadelphia With a population of 1,526,006, Philadelphia is the largest city in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania...

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[petee]

I didn't realise that these strange tiles were so famous either!

Toynbee tiles - Wikipedia

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i was an undergrad in and worked in that part of the world and have been in all those towns. lititz: home of lard potato chips, mmmmmm.

 

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Toynbee tiles - Wikipedia

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i was an undergrad in and worked in that part of the world and have been in all those towns. lititz: home of lard potato chips, mmmmmm.

I was a bit disappointed by Lititz after reading all the 'America's coolest small town' guff. I mean it was pleasant enough but there's not an awful lot to see or do there.

Maybe it's because there's often famous musicians rocking into town quite often because of the nearby sound production stage.

 

[petee]

I was a bit disappointed by Lititz after reading all the 'America's coolest small town' guff. I mean it was pleasant enough but there's not an awful lot to see or do there.

Maybe it's because there's often famous musicians rocking into town quite often because of the nearby sound production stage.

including Marley/Wailers, when i was thereabouts.