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Episode 1 - Intro to the Homestead - January 12th, 2019 SHORT SHOTS
The Bears - an early morning visit from a mommo bear and her yearling cub. The Bear Pt 2 - Momma and her baby didn't go too far away. The Water Well - After weeks of no water the water well finally kicked in. Looks kind of red, but it hadn't run for several years. A filter cleared up what didn't clear up on it's own.

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This website is the ramblings of Edward Clark, Jr. aka The Pithole Hermit. Ed is from outside Oil City, Pa. After graduating from Rocky Grove High School he joined the Coast Guard. Following a career in the USCG and dual degrees in Electronic and Computer Engineering at Penn State he returned to the area, operating a computer service company in Titusville called PennSmart. But his heart was always in the forest. In 2016 he purchased 3 acres of land near Pithole and commenced developing the Pithole Homestead, an off the grid (sort of) camp. He is not permanently residing there yet and the cabin is basically a fancy shed that was there when the land was purchased. When he decides to sell his house in Titusville he will take care of residence requirements, but for now it is just a woodland getaway. His upcoming book, The Woodsman (previously Allegheny Mountain Man) will explain his feeling on government over-regulations, in a fictional story. For now let's just say Woody Guthrie was wrong. This land was not made for you and me. Along with working on his homestead Ed also writes and does training on wild edible plants and wilderness survival along with writing fiction stories. If you want to contact Ed with questions or to just share your own stories, or want to visit, email edward@alleghenywild.com.

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