The weather was cloudy until nearly the end of the fair. It was also a bit sticky, but the garden fair went well. Hopefully we'll do it again next year. I'd like to see more plant swappers. Alan

Parker Dam is half an hour below St. Mary's, about fifteen minutes above Clearfield, right off I-80. We are headed back there end of this month to see the baby elk. Never even heard of the Ice Mine at Coudersport, but nearby is an old lumber camp which is worth a visit, near Galeton. http://www.lumbermuseum.org/ It has original equipment and one original building, I belive, and you can really learn how the loggers guys lived. I highly recommend a visit. Yes, very familiar with the Kinzua Bridge. The year it fell down, two weeks before we were headed to see it on the way to Erie where my daughter lives, she called me and said, "Uh, Mom, I have some bad news for you...." Actually, the locals say it's had more traffic since the tornado knocked it down! We did go see the wreckage, it's worth the trip. Here is a link that might be useful: Pa Lumber Museum

Tongue-tied...just look at that color...not to mention the reminescense...I'm hoping to go to a car show this weekend...won't be nearly as nice as the outdoor setting as yours...Great shot! Juanita

I was admiring that new growth too, Jodi. Many people have never noticed that there are actual flowers on a maple tree.