Carlisle.

Hey hey! We have independent baseball in York/Lancaster too!

Honestly if your a fan of that York/Lancaster is a great place because we have the Revolution in York, Barnstormers in Lancaster and Senators up in Harrisburg so if there's a night you really want to see some baseball odds are over the summer at least ONE of them will have a home game.

Live in ChesCo. It’s great. But it is also PRICEY. It would not be a low cost of living area, IMHO.

Tons of great walking / biking trails though. And convenient.

Definitely smaller deer as bait. However, one goes fishing for fish. I think the term you're looking for is "Deering". One goes deering for deer. With your deering rod. But you need your deering license, first.

Not what he’s asking

Suppose you didn't do anything at all or filled it out incorrectly. When you sit down with your tax preparer at the end of the year they will make the correction. May involve waiting for a refund from wherever you overpaid. Inconvenience of time but ultimately a minor administrative correction.

Thanks for sharing. I’m almost 30, lived in rural central PA my whole life, gone for tons of walks and been out in nature quite a bit.

One million percent sure I have never seen or heard a Ruffed Grouse. Are they only in certain parts of PA??

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Very cool. Thanks for sharing.

Either William Penn was a giant, or his Great Dane was not as large as modern ones.

Probably 5 over lol

Plus Reading has a minor league baseball team so it gives fun summer options for the kids to break up monotony!

Crazy. We see them daily when we are upstate. Its remarkable how much they are essentially just tree chickens.

Their mating call is really cool too. A super low toned thump that gets exponentially faster.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0obByQW23k

when you are farther than 60' away all you can hear is the low tone. Travels surprisingly far.

If I'm already speeding and in the fast lane you can chill out imo.

Rural was prolly bad choice of word. Cities <60k people

Really, the only way to tell them apart is their warm bloodedness, mammary glands and hair. Otherwise they would be essentially indistinguishable.

You want to live in a rural area with reliable internet? Good luck. The is a reason internet is only reliable in a dense area. More bang for your buck to the companies.

Yeah not sure why this is not included. Lehigh Valley Hospital just opened in Dickson city too, so the entirely area is opened up.

I lived in Mount joy for a few months, didnt seem like a bad area, had a mix of farm land and a small downtown area.

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The Main Line is the best area for people in healthcare. It stretches from Philadelphia to Lancaster. Obviously, the closer you get to Philly the more dense in population it becomes. As you get further west it becomes more suburban and by the time you hit the Lancaster area it's mostly farms (Amish country). I think you'd probably like the western part of Chester county and the Lancaster area. The Hollywood Casino is just north of there and the Valley Forge Casino is about 45-60 mins northwest.

Check out the DuBois area. They have a decent sized regional medical center and very low cost of living in the area.

Mosquitoes aren’t on here? Or your neighborhood street cat?

Williamsport is a small city, go 5 miles out and you are in a rural area. There is reliable internet, access to highways, state parks all over the place, NYC, Philly, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh all within about 3 1/2 hours. The Fingerlakes in NY are close by as well. It is east of State College. Cost of living is low. My 3800 sqft home is appraised at $442k.

The Laurel Highland area may be nice for you which is in Southwestern Pennsylvania. There is Ohiopyle, Laurel Ridge, Coopers Rock is nearby in WV, Youghiogheny Lake, pretty close to Deep Creek too. There’s a few hospitals in the general area and you’ll be close to shopping