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This Week, Outside #6: The Ice Breakers, Makers

The Allegheny Front
This Week Outside

No competition for ‘photo of the week.’ The honors clearly go to this shot of the Army Corps of Engineers and Pennsylvania Game Commission rescuing a Berks County deer that had fallen through the ice. Amazing.


 

And in a week where temps cracked the 60-degree mark in some places, there wasn’t much — if any — ice left on the rivers.

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In Harrisburg

 

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In Pittsburgh

 

And it was warm enough in Central PA that this Mennonite family decided to hang the laundry out to dry.

 

And you could easily get by outside in just a sweater.

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In Perry County, PA

 

Some parts of Pennsylvania were still looking like a winter wonderland, though, like the frozen beach on Lake Erie.

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And the Allegheny River in Armstrong County.

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And, whoa. Here.

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And we won’t be surprised if drones become the latest trend in nature photography.

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Over Nicholson, PA

 


 

And snow or no snow, this scene from the Forbidden Trail at Wissahickon Valley Park was so Stranger Things.


 

This too. Stay spooky, Pennsylvania.

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This Week, Outside is our new weekly photo blog, featuring the best of what you all are enjoying about the Pennsylvania outdoors right now. Have a photo you want to share? Give us a shout at info@alleghenyfront.org.