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Upper Bucks County Technical School
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Explore the possibilites at the Upper Bucks County Technical School. Career Training and Development. |
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Hot Air Balloon / Skydiving
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Nice Hot Air balloon ride and Skydiving from 6000' in Quakertown PA |
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Quakertown, PA Fireworks Smiley Face 7/4/2010
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This segment of the Quakertown, PA fireworks display include a cool smiley face firework! |
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Quakertown, PA Fireworks 7/4/2010
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Fireworks display by Quakertown, PA 7/4/2010 including the grand finale. |
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DISC GOLF at Nockamixon State Park
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A tour of the Disc Golf Course at Nockamixon State Park, Quakertown, PA. |
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Point Pleasant PA
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Come along for a visit to historic Pt. Pleasant PA on a summer afternoon. |
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Let's Drive Northern Bucks County on Routes 413 & 611 (4x)
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On a bright day in late August I decided to record my drive from Buckingham, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, up to Northampton County. |
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Riegelsville, PA
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June 01, 2009 |
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4th of July Fireworks in Quakertown
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Grand finale of the fireworks display in Quakertown, PA. Yes, this is the fireworks display where the man died. |
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Retro Redheads Antiquing Roadtrip - Quakertown, PA
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The Retro Redheads visit & review the Quakertown Flea Market and the Quaker Antique Mall in Quakertown, PA! |
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Endless Mountains 1240K
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On 30 September 2009, 48 cyclists departed Quakertown, PA to complete a 780 mile journey through the mountains of eastern PA, NJ, and southern NY in less than 93 hours. |
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Mustang Muscle at Montana West 2009 Preview
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Preview of the 2009 Mustang Muscle at Montana West car show held in Quakertown, PA by PennMustangs. This was the 3rd annual show and featured over 220 vehicles and 500 spectators |
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Vietnam Traveling Wall - The Wall That Heals - Quakertown, PA August 2009
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Vietnam Traveling Wall - The Wall That Heals - Quakertown PA August 2009. Hosted by American Legion Post 242 of Quakertown, PA. |
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Lisa Naples - Elephants Eye Tour Founder on NBC10's "Take This Job"
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Lisa Naples is featured on this regular NBC 10 News segment "Take This Job" hosted by Terry Ruggles. |
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Devil's Tea Table
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Perched over 350 Feet above the dreamy Delaware River in Kingwood Township, there are simply no words to describe the breathtaking panoramic views of this singular 180 acre property located midway between charming Frenchtown and Stockton, New Jersey, just across the River from and overlooking storied Bucks County, Pennsylvania. This truly world class oasis features both level and rolling land, acres of lovely woods, seasonal waterfalls, and dramatic rock formations sculpted by wind and time over millions of years. |
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The Black Bass Hotel, Poetic Romantic Historic Place, Bucks County
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The Black Bass Hotel is on the banks of the Delaware River, in picturesque, poetic, and romantic Lumberville, PA.
Hotel is celebrated equally for its fine dining, hospitality, rich history, and diverse collection of art and antiques. |
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Unami Creek
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Unami Creek located in Finland, Bucks County Pennsylvania. 3 miles of road lined with this scenic creek. Huge boulders, broken dams, elevation changes and the bonus abandoned boy scout camp make this a great place to ride a motorcycle to. If you are local and want to visit, just google for Swamp Creek Rd Finland, Pa. Google will put a marker RIGHT on the spot. |
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Bucks County Community College - Upper Bucks Campus Tour
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Fallout on Main Street: Mailman Speaks His Mind
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Patrick Carroll has been a mailman for 23 years and works in Quakertown, Pennsylvania. He spoke with ANP and McClatchy Newspapers about how the nation's financial crisis has impacted both his own life and the people he encounters everyday. |
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Ralph Stover State Park Bucks County, PA
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A Sunday Afternoon Walk through the Philadelphia Folk Fest
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The 47th annual Philadelphia Folk Festival brings musicians and fans from across the country to Central Pennsylvania. The Dulcimer grove is a space for children and tired hippies to relax and play between concerts. On a lazy Sunday afternoon, the grounds are littered with exhausted folk-nuts. |
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Quakertown Squadron 904 Trailer
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This is a brief trailer for the videos to come on the Squadron 904 channel. |
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Polocrosse Scrambler Play, May 2007
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A play from our May 2007 Polocrosse Scrambler hosted by Bucks County Polocrosse at the Bucks County Horse Park |
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Bucks County Horse Park
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The girls and I having a play day at the Bucks County Horse Park |
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YMCA Camp Ockanickon
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2008 Science HOF Award Winner: Catherine Laguna
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Catherine Laguna, Milford Middle School, Quakertown, Pa. |
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Ringing Rocks Park, Bucks County, PA
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Me and some friends made a trip out to Ringing Rocks Park to make sounds. My idea to cover 'Candy Hearts And Paper Flowers' from the soundtrack to 'Raggedy Ann And Andy In A Musical Adventure' never quite materialized, but this is as close as we came. I think it sounds good. |
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Upper Black Eddy PA & Milford NJ Bridge 1
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Near the Great American Grill in Kintnersville, PA, this is the first river crossing traveling south on River Road |
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Upper Black Eddy PA & Milford NJ Bridge 2
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Neshaminy Creek Kayaking
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Lots of great shots of first person kyaking, fish and other creatures of the creek. |
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The meaning of three resurrection crosses along the turnpike
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A local resident wanted to know the meaning of three highly visible resurrection crosses along the turnpike in Quakertown, Pennsylvania. Local TV News investigates who put them there and why they are there. |
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Richlandtown Inn and Ghost Mountain, PA
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I took a ride yesterday because the weather was gorgeous. Well, right before I turned on to 212, I had to videotape Richlandtown Inn where George Washington actually stayed. Supposedly, people hear noises and see ghosts. I also went to Ghost Mountain and visited Knecht Bridge, a beautiful covered bridge built in 1873. |
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EPRY Excursion on Bethlehem Branch
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East Penn Railway excursion with former Conrail B23-7 1933 and New Hope and Ivyland coaches, from Quakertown to Perkasie PA at Perkasie Tunnel May 15 2004 |
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Point Pleasant Pennsylvania
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Lenapi Indians fished this area. In later years, river villages like Point Pleasant developed with inns and taverns to service the rough lot of rafters and canalmen who transported materials on the Delaware River and Canal. The first grist mill in Point Pleasant was built in 1748, which ground grain for the soldiers during the Revolutionary War. Point Pleasant was also a way station for the Doylestown-Frenchtown-NewYork stage. |
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EPFBA Nockamixon Meet
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Eastern Pennsylvania F-body Association meet in Nockamixon State Park in Quakertown, PA. A lot of cool cars made it out and it was an awesome time. |
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Bill Clinton Visited My Hometown in PA (High School)
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On April 15, 2008, former President Bill Clinton visited Quakertown High School. |
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Disc Golf at Nockamixon
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Brett and I played some Disc Golf at Nockamixon State Park. I lost another of his discs. The course is magnificent. The music is what it is to convey the feeling I got playing this beast of a course. |
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Tohickon Creek Fall 2007
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White water kayaking Bucks county Tohickon creek 10/04/2007 |
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Tohickon Creek 08 Spring Release
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Another video shot with my camera from the 2008 spring dam release of the Tohickon Creek in Bucks county Pennsylvania |
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Kayaking Tohickon Creek 2008
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The spring dam release of Tohickon Creek |
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Lehigh Valley Velodrome
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A fan's video of one night at the races. Liz Reap of Jim Thorpe, PA specializes in sprints. Becky Quinn of Quakertown, PA is an endurance track rider. Both have been selected to represent the U.S. at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. |
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Color War Break 2007
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The Bucks County Fire Department helped break color war for the summer of 2007 at Camp Nock-A-Mixon. It happened on 7/29/07. The flag was held up by Spencer Borine (pretending to be rescued from the nature den) at exactly 3:33 PM. The Gold Gladiators beat the Blue Caesars by 1 point |
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Safe House For Slaves Provided By The Quakers
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This is one of the original houses that was used as a safe house for slaves. The Quakers did not believe in slavery and they would hide the slaves which was illegal. Sometimes it was called an "underground railroad." When the Quakers got word that they were going to be searched for slaves, the slaves would travel to another designated safe house." Not only were slaves in danger so were the Quakers who were hiding them. This safe house is in Bucks County and the town of Richlandtown, PA. |
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Q-Town Panthers- Football Champs 2007
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This is a video of the pictures from the incredible season for the Quakertown Panthers. |
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Ringing Rocks
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Noelle playing natural percussion. |
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Tohickon Creek White Water 2007
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Lake Nockamixon opens her floodgates to the Tohickon creek. This is a very challenging way to see the Bucks County countryside. |
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Tohickon Creek Fall 2007
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White water kayaking Bucks County Tohickon creek 10/04/2007 |
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Burning Bridges Trailer
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"Burning Bridges" is a 35-minute documentary about the arson of Mood's Bridge, a historic covered bridge in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA, and the restorative conference held in its wake.
Added: November 16, 2007
"Burning Bridges" is a 35-minute documentary about the arson of Mood's Bridge, a historic covered bridge in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA, and the restorative conference held in its wake. The International Institute for Restorative Practices facilitated this emotional conference, which brought together the six young men who burned down the bridge with their families and members of the community. Using news footage, interviews and video of the acutal conference, the documentary tells the story of a community moving through grief and anger to healing. |
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Secretive Pyramids in Bucks County, PA
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These pyramids are a mystery to everyone. I just read in, "Weird PA" that this is called the Pyramid Gardens which is a Rosicrucian temple which I suspected. The facility is secretive and it has been reported that you can sometimes hear chants and catch a glimpse of people in robes. Anybody wandering around will be chased away. |
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Powered Paragliding in Pennsylvania
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Flying a Fresh Breeze under a Paratoys Wing. This is also my first attempt at vid production. - Steve - Quakertown Pennsylvania |
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Crossing the Delaware River on Foot at Stockton, NJ
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While walking from Lambertville, NJ to Stockton, NJ, I decide to walk across the bridge to the PA side. Magnificent views of the Delaware river. |
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Finding Ralph Stover State Park
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A recent trip to a beautiful state park in upper bucks county, as shown in still pictures and low quality cell phone video! music is "everything" by donovan frankenreiter. |
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Peaceful Planet
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View around Lake Nockamixon |
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Riegelsville Ghosts: Interview on Comcast Tonight
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Jeffrey A. Wargo, author of Ghosts in the 'Ville and More Ghosts in the 'Ville is interviewed on CN-8's Comcast Tonight by Janelle Wolfe. |
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Riegelsville Bucks County Ghosts: Ghosts in the 'Ville
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Riegelsville, PA has a haunted past. This video provides history and insight into the paranormal side of this small borough, events recorded in two books: Ghosts in the 'Ville and More Ghosts in the 'Ville, both by Jeffrey A. Wargo. |
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PBS Tempo - Riegelsville Ghosts, October 2005
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Jeff Chirico reports on the haunted happenings in this Upper Bucks County Community in Pennsylvania. Over 20 places boast of ghosts, specters and things that go bump in the night. |
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PBS 39 - Student Artist of the Week - Sarah Taylor
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Student Artist of the Week - Sarah Taylor - Palisades High School |
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PBS 39 Tempo - Sines Five and Dime (Quakertown)
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Take a look at Quakertown's Sines' Five and Dime |
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Trumbauersville Fire Company
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Fire Company Slide Show |
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Neshaminy River Paddling
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Joint trip on the Neshaminy with the AMC and Churchville Nature Center. |
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Rock Hitting at Ringing Rocks Park
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John goes on a Sanity Ride™ and ends up at Ringing Rocks Park in beautiful Bucks County, PA. Here is a short video of John hitting rocks with a hammer. Notice the ringing sound. Please note that he wasn't the only psychopath with a hammer there. Be afraid. |
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Watson Johnson Superfund
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College project detailing the Watson Johnson superfund site in Richlandtown, PA (Bucks County) |
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Dorothy Parker's Estate in Bucks County, PA
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This 20-acre estate in Bucks County near the Delaware River was once the summer home of Dorothy Parker, well known author and social critic. |
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Quakertown NJ Fire Company
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The Quakertown Fire Company NJ, 2006 Year End Review. All photos and footage occurred in 2006. |
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Ringing Rocks
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Ringing rocks park has to be one of the strangest parks in Bucks County. The main attraction is an eight-acre field of huge reddish boulders, a peculiar enough sight in itself. Odder still is the fact that many of the rocks ring like bells when struck. On a busy day at the park, you'll find most of your fellow hikers trudging toward the boulder field with hammers in hand, looking like a troop of single-minded carpenters on their way to a remote job site. No matter where you go the woods resound with the chinking metallic sound of the rocks being struck, often accompanied by peals of delighted laughter. If you want to make some rock music yourself, bring your own hammer. |
