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

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.