Cliff, those are awesome and cool fossils! Thank you for taking me along with you on your little adventure! Really enjoyed it.

Great finds. I wish I had someone like you when I used to go exploring on the east coast. PA is an excellent place to collect.

Fern fossils look like pieces of art. Really would love to see in person.

The one that looked like alligator skin also looked like flames. Great finds with the fossils.

Hello Wild PA!! Doesn't get any better than PA!! Been there!!

Those fossils are amazing...I always enjoy them!!!!

What an amazing find! Thanks for sharing your adventures.

WOW. Spectacular stuff man. Appreciate you and this video.

Hi, those tree fossils were so cool you could see so much detail in the fossilized bark. I love ferns too, they always look so delicate whether they are fossilized or alive. My favourite fern is the Dicksonia Antarctica, it's so beautiful. Thank you for sharing. x

Super detailed fern fossils. I can even see the lines still shaply defined in each tiny leaf. Leave then where you found them is also my advice to viewers.

Great finds Cliff! Mother Earth has so many secrets to discover , keep going!

I haven't been on field trip as good as this one since I went with my granddaughter on her high school field trip to Iceland 15 years ago. .thanks

Very cool lesson! Great vulture advice, too!

Like reck diving. Look but don’t take. Thanks for posting.

So cool! Love your fossil tours! Cheers from Germany.

Thanks for the history lesson I didn't think I would be this interesting in fossils til i tuned in great video, great find

Wow! I especially loved this video! I'm all about history, and old cemeteries and such. But this was so great to see! Wow!

It's so amazing to find tree and fern fossils.

Petrified wood can be really awesome as it can record ferns, bark, insects from the past so we can see them fossilized now in detail. Joining a rock club can give you access to see more of these and collect when the club goes looking. Great video.

Amazing finds. Enjoyed much. I love looking for fossils, I find them often while out rock hunting !

Gosh that was Awesome Cliff...Nature in all its Glory.. those fossils are absolutely beautiful..😍. thanks for sharing❤️👍

Subbed you. In my early days, when my brother and myself were 10 and 12 years old, we spent many summers in the mountains of West Nanticoke and Tilbury Terrace. We found so many fern and bark fossils climbing the rocks. None of it was State Game Land. I still have numerous cased examples that I saved from those times. Now I metal detect and my brother searches for arrowheads. Together we sometimes have a great adventure. It is too bad that the strip mining ignored the archeological and paleolithic discoveries they uncovered. Nice work. Keep it up.

So interesting. Wish I could find fossils with you .

Awesome fossils.. made more awesome by your obvious love of nature..

I have a lepidodendron fossil that is in sandstone. I mainly find brachiopods and some crinoids in our area. I found the lepidodendron probably over 20 years ago.

I have been all over Pa and I am born and raised in this fine state, I’ve been a firefighter for 7 years and I have been looking at finding fossils now. I have a cabin in Pen field and me I live in good old turtle creek with hundreds of thousands of tons of coal and yet not one fossil

good work wandering woodsman

Very cool and interesting finds! Will be on the look out now I've seen this.

FRICKIN' AWESOME!!!! LOVED THIS!!!!

Awesome! Thanks for taking us along.

Love all of those fossils. Really beautiful.

This was a super cool video, thank you so much Cliff. Oh loved the Bigfoot mask on the paranormal video with JP at cement city!

You find the most interesting places and awesome things to show your viewers. I'm the one picking up rocks looking for fossils while everyone else is swimming lol. Thanks for sharing!

Those fossils were amazing. Thanks for sharing.

Those fossil remains have some really great definition to them. Truly incredible to see. Thanks for sharing your experiences with us all.

Very nice fossils for sure. 🌹☮️🌸

Beautiful explore today. Just magnificent fossils!! Think the ferns were my favorite. Baby vulture how very cute. Interesting how they defend themselves. Sorry you took a tumble. Stay safe! Love all you do for us Cliff. Amazing video. :)

Thank you, nice.🍂🐿🍄

The fern fossils were perfect. I love fossils. Thanks for sharing this with us.

Nice video thank you.

Love when you do fossil hunting videos. Thanks

great video...

You know about all of cool places! I love seeing these fossilized rocks. I wish I had known about many of the places I have seen in your videos when I lived in PA. I guess it helps if you were born and raised in PA. Thanks for all your videos you do.

Very cool place Cliff!! I would really enjoy looking for fossils!! Thank you for sharing your fossil adventure 👍🏻❤️✌🏻

Awesome.

Quite interesting one. Thx for sharing.

I grew up in westville illinois. we had so much fun playing in the ancient strip mines, they stopped about 100 years prior. lots of red and grey shale, all the fern fossils you could ever hope to see.

Sure is nice to be able to get out and travel with you. I am no longer able to do that. Thanks again.

The fossils are amazing. Thank you for the adventure.

Wonderful Wandering adventure! Thank You!

wow the things you are finding is amazing

Thank you for enlightening us with this video. I had no idea that so many ancient tree fossils were around to see.

whoa what a great channel. I love getting out and discovering new things in the Pacific Northwest.

Love the fossil hunts! I have hundreds of shell fossils from our stream in Shermans Dale. Keep on trucking

Thanks, Cliff! Beautiful fossils!

Great video, thank you Cliff 😃👍

cool video, have walked with my dogs thru there numerous times. need to realize also of the shovels (steam) backin there hunting for the "black Gold" over hundred years ago.

Very interesting! Thanks for the geology lesson!

Thanks for sharing, pretty cool.

This video was so informative and interesting. I am having a great time viewing your videos as a new subscriber. Excellent lessons in botany, flora and fauna. Your students are lucky to have you as a teacher!

Thanks very neat site. I too love the fern fossils too. But my best one is of a seahorse. It's so cute. Found it at Cape May by the lighthouse beach.

amazing videos you put out..great jom man

This was so cool and educational, thanks!

Very nicely presented even in spite of a slight slip on the rocks. Actually, the video you have of the fossils is perfect for school presentations and photos of them can be reproduced for wall hangings or entered into photography shows. Well done!

That was fantastic! Love seeing fossils, old pottery, old stuff, etc. So, I'm thinking how cool it would be to bring alum. foil to make pressings?, etchings of the fossils! (Good f gravestones too.) You could mount them on mats to frame! Hmmm...

awesome thanks

Cool fossils!

Interesting video. I enjoyed it. 👍

Fitting name for you "Cliff"

Years ago I lived in PA, in Venango Co., and did a lot of hiking in those woods and hills. I remember finding a piece of fossil tree scale bark in Oil Creek State Park. Nothing on the scale (no pun intended) you just showed, though!

FANTASTIC tree fossil!!!! WOW

Great tree fossils wow!

Great video

Insightful video..fossils a step back in time really cool fossil finds.

Awesome!

Amazing video

Wow!

The best fossils I ever found were in a shale bed in Indiana. I was working on a pipe line reroute. We'd stopped for lunch in the middle of corn field next to Pipe Creek--yes that was the name on the map. The creek was almost dry so I walked across it to check out the shale on the other side. The ledge was about 10 feet high and 50 or so feet wide. It was packed solid with fossils. I could have back up my truck and filled it with slabs of fossils. I did think about going back and asking the land owner if I could pick a few, but the weather closed in and it snowed.

I knew of this place ,but never visited it,while we lived in Myerstown!

My brother found a piece around red river in Oklahoma, about 4in across and 7in long and 3in wide.

I really enjoyed the video

There at Knoebels amusement park they have a fossilized tree trunk from the local mammoth coal vein. Along with a few other fossils on display.

Did you know the coal measures central East cost of USA are the same as the central belt Scotland. The two land masses used to be joined 320 million years ago. The fossils you are showing are exactly the same as I'm finding around here!

Been collecting fossils for over 30 years. Love the adventures I have had. (and there have been a few) Always interesting. Last year found a hot spot in Wyoming....unfortunately, so did some big prairie rattlers, way too many for me to tackle. Be careful on the cliffs, it is no fun to fall 30 feet down at all. (been there done that) The prize specimen, a petrified palm tree trunk is still midway up the cliff I fell off of.

That is awesome thanks

Wow!! Great stuff. I looks like back when the fossils formed , this was a tropical jungle maybe, obviously quite different than today

VERY COOL...

got friends who live in Witts Springs, Ar. and they find animals, plants and bugs all fossils and really cool stuff

Thanks for an informative trip. I am retired landscape architect and would have never been able to get to the site. The old professor

Cool man!

I use to stomp around in the woods a lot and never seen anything compared to what you do Be careful on your travels and keep eating them energizing p-nut butter sandwiches.

I LOVE LOOKING AT ROCKS AND TRYING TO FINDING OUT WHAT THEY ARE/THANKS

Epic!

Looks Squatchy out there! lol

Cool

Fort Indian Town Gap. It's a big Army base used by mostly reservists. My late husband went there often.

The scaly fossils are fom the conifers' early beginnings.ie, Loblolly, White, Spruce Pines. Helock fir, Douglas fir, and Leyland Cypress share those characteristics in their bark also.

enjoyed

14:38 Baby vulture, too cute 🙂💖

Some cool looking fossils ,Watching Discovery channel all the shows from the dinasaur vids they show the textures of the trees as well showed quite a few of these .