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9 Alabama Pajama
alabamapajama@yahoo.com
Location: cs
IP: 74.83.225.179
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| Awesome website! From your friends at www.alabamapajama.com |
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8 Reyd
reydmartin@yahoo.com
Location: Youngsville PA
IP: 65.110.127.107
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| Wednesday 01/13/2010 06:22:17 UTC |
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| Very nice site, thank you for all the hard work you have put into it! |
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7 Richard
ribe009@gmail.com
Location: Bradford
IP: 207.255.143.76
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| Sunday 11/29/2009 17:03:27 UTC |
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I fist arrived in Warren August 09 to escape the hot summers down south. The other reason was to research a native maple located here for it’s ornamental value.
I was looking for Acer pensylvanicum, which is a snakebark maple. There are about 20 species of these Asiatic maples. Acer pensylvanicum is the only member of its family to live out side of Asia.
It is said to be difficult to transplant which is true if you don’t know how to do it. The tree enjoys a humus rich soil, is very shade tolerant and it likes good draining soil. Well in that regard, I don’t know many plants that don’t like good drainage. However, because it is a native, being born here and live right down the road it can be planted most anywhere. I think it is a much better selection then the common Bradford pear or Pyrus calleryana seen everywhere. That tree is not in the same league as the snakebarks, nor the most hansom Acer pensylvanicum .
The Bradford Pear is considered an invasive species and should not be used.
http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/forestry/invasivetutorial/callery_pear.htm
http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/forestry/invasivetutorial/callery_pear.htm
Acer pensylvanicum has been honored twice by the Royal Botanical Gardens because of its outstanding beauty, use and versatility in the landscape.
When transplanted as a seedling it grows quickly and would make itself the center of attraction in any garden in a few years,well say seven years. It takes two years to remove any tree from the forest, the fist year the roots need to be pruned, the second year the tree can be dug and transplanted, soil temperature should not be higher then 50 degrees, when pruning roots or transplanting. To note: some of the trees in the forest are infected with a mild fungal infection but it is easily remedied. If you have a tree that shows any bark discoloration drop me a line and we can fix dat.
Here area a couple of link to pictures that I took here summer 09.
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a170/mudiver/PennsivaniaPicsVideos076.jpg
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a170/mudiver/PennsivaniaPicsVideos092.jpg
Oh yea, I am still in the Warren area. It is very nice here, much cooler which makes it just right temperature for digging nice big hole to plant trees in. It takes me from three hours to three week to plant one tree. |
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6 Michael Brooker
mbrooker03@yahoo.com
Location: Eastwood NC
IP: 65.191.102.119
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| Sunday 10/18/2009 14:04:03 UTC |
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| I was born and raised in Warren, and also lived up on Keller Rd. Moved to North Carolina in 1979 and it is great to see a web page of the town I love and will remain my heart forever. |
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5 Jo (Myers)
jptchl@yahoo.com
Location: Harrisburg, Pa.
IP: 71.173.245.32
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| Saturday 10/17/2009 01:54:21 UTC |
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| I too was born and raised in Beautiful Downtown Warren. It's a great place. We visit it often... we now call it The Old Country. The restaurant you're trying to think of was called, I believe, Texas Lunch. The Best chili dogs in all the land! |
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4 JIM HAGAN
jchjr_41@hotmail.com
Location: MONTANA
IP: 216.211.184.244
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| Saturday 10/10/2009 08:27:25 UTC |
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BORN AND RAISED IN WARREN, BUT LEFT IN 1960 WHEN I JOINED THE NAVY, CAME BACK ONCE WHEN MY DAUGHTER WAS BORN IN 1963 AND HAVEN'T BEEN BACK SINCE. MY SON RANDY AND I ARE PLANNING A TRIP BACK IN THE SPRING OF NEXT YEAR LORD WILLING. I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO IT.
QUESTION! CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHAT HAPPENED TO THE STERLING GAS STATION ON PA AVE NEXT TO THE WARREN OBSERVER NEWS PAPER? ALSO ACROSS THE STREET BACK THEN THERE WAS A RESTAURANT NAMED THE TEXAS SOME THING RESTAURANT, I CAN'T REMEMBER IT'S FULL NAME. BEST CHILI DOGS I'VE EVER HAD. CAN ANYONE RESPOND PLEASE.
THANK YOU. ![:']](scripts/guestbook_67fd412f38ab0ed5ba41adb0d1e49528/smilies/blush.gif "blush") |
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3 Chris Holmes
chris.r.holmes@us.army.mil
Location: Iraq
IP: 217.163.18.2
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| I spent a lot of time in Warren as a kid with my grandparents. Haven't been back since Bob Holmes (my grandpa) passed away, but I miss it. Seeing this website and some pics from it brings back fond memories. |
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2 Cass Lindsey
lindsey.blueblue@westpa.net
Location: Warren
IP: 207.255.244.156
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| Tuesday 07/01/2008 04:23:49 UTC |
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| Nice to see easy to access info on our area, keep it up! |
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1 Jim
pirate@kinzua.net
Location: Warren
IP: 72.72.236.231
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| Sunday 02/24/2008 23:16:26 UTC |
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| Nice Job on the site |
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