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Holtwood and Safe Harbor weren’t Lancaster’s only hydroelectric dams. Enter the Colemanville Water & Power Company
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Holtwood and Safe Harbor weren’t Lancaster’s only hydroelectric dams. Enter the Colemanville Water & Power Company

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Take a stroll down memory lane to North School Lane, to be precise, as we visit the phantom place of Upland Lawn.

Here’s another chance to add an extra life to your inventory when you snag one of my self-minted adventure tokens. Locate it in Shenks Ferry on this over-sized stone Jenga tower. When it comes to claiming it, don’t wait because in this mini-game, much like the Highlander, there can be only one.

Congratulations to David Meadows for earning an 'extra life' token. He sent me his photo showing off his recent find. I had hidden it yesterday near Suzies Hole on the Pequea Creek. Stay tuned. I'll be stashing another one somewhere else later this afternoon.

Like Parzival in Ready Player One, I always like to keep an extra life in my inventory. You can get one too if you visit this geocache at Suzies Hole. You are going to have to want it bad because it’s a steep scramble up the hill…and there’s only one.

I half expected to see Bilbo Baggins pop out of this Hobbit hole.

How well do you know your Lancaster County covered bridges? Here’s the same one from three different angles. Tell me your guess in the comments below.

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