We’re in the Poconos, a region we’ve never before explored. We thought we’d go for a drive to get a feel for the area and also do a WalMart stop. We chose the Greentown Road, hardly discernible on the Maps app, as our route from the northern part of the state park to the nearby village of Greentown. It’s a one lane two-way road through beautiful green woods. The only other car we encountered pulled out in front of us and headed in the direction we were going, leaving us behind in a cloud of dust. We believe that the WalMart trucks must choose a different route for their deliveries! Ya think?

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  1. Art Ball

    Pocono mountain area is beautiful. You will enjoy your exploration. You may encounter honeymooners just beginning their lives together! Don’t forget to pass along some “long married” advice. Lol

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  2. Art Ball

    Wow. What a shame that the resorts are no longer in demand and in ruins. Time changes so much.

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  3. Kathy Hawkins

    Want to go there, maybe next year it will be on our radar.

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