16 Photos That Prove Rural Pennsylvania Is The Best Place To Live
Are you a city mouse or a country mouse? If you’ve spent time living in the Pennsylvania countryside, you might be hard-pressed to find reasons to leave. Sure, it can get a bit slow sometimes; but the gorgeous landscape around you would be difficult to part with. Here are some of the top reasons why rural PA is the place to be…
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1. It's not easy to find barns as beautiful as the ones in Pennsylvania, often covered in traditional hex symbols like this one in Bucks County.
7. Pennsylvania has more covered bridges than any other state. Here is the Glessner Covered Bridge, which was first built in 1880 (then rebuilt in 1998).
15. When you're living in a place that's not overrun with people, the possibility of exploration is always at your fingertips. You can discover treasures like this abandoned car, which was photographed near the Delaware River Gap.
