I CANNOT BEAR TO LEAVE BEAR MOUNTAIN !!!

During my student years (it seemed as if it was a very distant day, although it was only 9 months, AAAA was too long), as if I visited all parts of the city between classes on weekdays, I used to make various trips to avoid staying at home on weekends. Unfortunately, it is not possible to travel without money in America. You know, there is no view of the Maiden’s Tower with a bagel tea, so that the soul of the person is opened, you must drive 50 miles and give a parking fee and entrance fee to the forest so that you can have a picnic. Even the difficulties of economic living conditions have not hit my free spirit, now I understand better.

On one such day, we went to Pocono Mountaion, which can be considered the closest to the family. This mountain, which is one of the most popular ski resorts in New Jersey in winter, attracts tourists with its water park in winter. But we were contented with its scenery and plenty of oxygen. Right after that we went to the nearby Bushkill Falls waterfalls.

While I was looking for information about the waterfalls before going, I saw that these waterfalls were privately owned and I was a little surprised. According to our logic, rivers are not monopolized even by states, or it seems to me. The operation of the waterfalls was also undertaken by a family. Since it’s private, the entrance fee is also $ 9. At the entrance, a small natural life museum greets its visitors. They made miniatures of the animals living in this natural park in Bear Mountain and present them to the audience as a little information.

When we heard this name, we laughed a lot with my mother. In fact, we made my brother’s face take on an indescribable expression by joking, “Oh, which Bush has slipped off here? Its name is in German and it means “water coming through the mountains”. Could there be a waterfall in almost every valley of a mountain? I understand that God has given America many beauties other than money. They give us a map to visit the waterfalls, we start the tour.

All of the waterfalls are named after what they are inspired by shape.

Note: bear (means to bear and also means bear)