True, but I can easily imagine a few problems with clearing out the undergrowth - GB is a national park and home to a rapidly diminishing population of ground nesting birds like Wood Thrushes, Ovenbirds, worm-eating warblers and a few others - some of these species have seen upwards of 90% population declines in the past 30 years and the NPS has a certain duty to protect native species even in locations where the human history is the primary mission; the costs associated with operations like this can be much greater than most people expect as it involves almost entirely hand work by skilled professionals on steep ground and, for a while at least, will require a fair bit of maintenance after they're finished.
I've never been and so I'm just wondering what its like at places like Culp's hill when your alone, do you even manage to get some quiet time at these places or are they crawling with tourists. I'm only asking because your photo's make the place look very peaceful. I would imagine that the place has its own unique atmosphere. I could spend hours at places like that, really very nice. I appreciate photo's like these, some really nice shots that give a good idea of what the place is like. Thank you for posting them.
Had the best nap of my life out in Pardee Field last April.
I've never been and so I'm just wondering what its like at places like Culp's hill when your alone, do you even manage to get some quiet time at these places or are they crawling with tourists. I'm only asking because your photo's make the place look very peaceful. I would imagine that the place has its own unique atmosphere. I could spend hours at places like that, really very nice. I appreciate photo's like these, some really nice shots that give a good idea of what the place is like. Thank you for posting them.
Thanks for posting these fabulous photos!
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