Critical Race Theory is to Education as poisoned candy is to Halloween. A myth.

Western PA folks: it’s not the same Paul Martino.

I remember this location.

We just got back from doing 2 caves in KY-Lost River and Mammoth. Luray is def on the future list.

The way it currently functions definitely isn't fair but there still needs to be some way to discourage people from driving impaired.

Had the in house liquor store way before wine and beer became available in grocery stores

Pretty sure there was a big flap recently about it being illegal in PA to cover any part of a plate with anything.

I forget the name off hand, but its some preservative that gets added to US chocolate & not (usually) to European chocolates that gives ours its more vomit like taste.

Thank you, what’s up with repug transplants trying to move somewhere and force their values.

Exactly his 'expertise' is just willful ignorance

Here you go https://archive.ph/HdmLE

He didn't even bother to try to rationalize it with how much you use. Or reference any sort of study (because there isn't any). Standard state trooper bullshit, I'm sorry to say.

The caves here are ok , but the drive to get to one is a few hours one way...depending on where u live...im in South Central PA....an hour from Harrisburg.....so for me that is the case.....so if you are looking for an awesome day trip , may I STRONGLY suggest , Luray Caverns.. .for the money you will spend at any of the PA caves , Luray is worth the adventure, and no shortage of many neat things along the way.... Skyline Drive starts in Front Royal and parallel ls I-81 south , the whole way to Luray , if you want to see something amazing, as both are national treasures with tons of history.....

The corporal who clearly is an asshole claims if you used Marijuana 24 hours ago You are still impaired lmfao I wish what I used 24 hours ago was still working

Just one word. Bravo!

Hard pay wall

I’ve only been to penn’s cave. It was really cool. A nice slow boat ride through the cave makes it really enjoyable.

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You have to follow a couple of links from the article to get to the Consumer Reports article. It is based on California's standards which are stricter than the FDAs.

Not a truck or large vehicle in sight.

Laurel Caverns for the one bat that they have.

Crystal Cave!

The Camp Hill location is enormous now. I'd still rather drive down the road to Wegmans.

I'd suggest printing off this page and keeping it on your person while driving. You never know if you're going to get an idiot cop that doesn't know the law and wants to impound your car because it isn't "properly registered".

I'm sure.