Welcome to my home. Here are some cool things we've found exploring. 

Absolutely my pleasure Shawn. Thanks for taking an interest 😊

Thank you for taking the time to look at them with me.

Thank you very much Arthur. Have a great weekend.

Thanks again Donald!!

Good morning Brian. That was the selling point. Problem is it only runs twice a week 😕 I'm always at work. Have a great day.

Allentown was once packed with breweries. There was an enormous one right along the Lehigh river that took up quite a few blocks. It is falling apart now but in its heyday it was a marvelous building. Neuweiler I believe it was.

Yeah buddy, I guess you have to be a train nut like us to appreciate how cool it is. It's a dead end short line now that only runs twice a week but its still pretty damn cool.

Good morning Samuel. What kind of bottles have you discovered?

Good morning George. That is to funny. Those citronella candles are from home depot. When I saw the Palmolive bottle I immediately remembered the tank car. I sent you an email, not sure if you got It. The bridge abutments you found the other week. Do you remember where exactly they were? You have sparked my Bloomsburg and Sullivan interest again and I would love to check those out sometime soon. Thanks George and enjoy your Sunday. Have a cigar for me.

Thank you my friend.

Thank you Steve. Wanted to do something a bit more personal.

@@kevinsalsbury2118 just marvelous

Good morning Tyler. What a small world. I bought this house about 5 years ago and to be honest I've only seen the train 15 times or so. It runs every Tuesday and Friday right now. I'm always working when it's running. I have walked the whole active line from Emmaus junction down to the bridge that crosses route 29 in East Greenville. There are so many cool things to see. I plan on doing a bunch of videos on the Perkiomen/ East Penn Railroad in the future. If you ever want to try and catch the train from my backyard you have my blessing. Thank you Tyler.

​@@kevinsalsbury2118thank you very much you have a railfans dream back yard lol but great house and wish the best luck for you and your adventures great videos and thank you for the history always entertaining😊

You are absolutely right Nick!! Three times now. I consider the Perk back pocket material lol. I have a couple videos of Perk stuff including the Dillingerville tunnel but one day I'll do the whole line on video.

That is to cool Tyler. The Lehigh Valley had their own custom rails made to. Walking the D&L trail I've come across some rails with LV right in the steel. I'm going to have to check the Lehighton area. I remember there being all kinds of huge buildings along the railroad there. Might have been car shops for the Lehigh Valley. Finding artifacts is so much fun and It gives you that personal link to the past. Thank you for your kind words and support Tyler. Stay safe.

​@@kevinsalsbury2118thak you Kevin and same goes to you too keep up the great adventures and content😊

Please explain.

@@kevinsalsbury2118 he was an electrician and has collected a number of unique glass insulators during the years I’m going over his house in a bit and I’ll send you a picture later

I once saw a Colgate Palmolive tanker car from the 50s on static display. Wooden side boards. It was pretty sweet.

@@kevinsalsbury2118 very cool