Discovering the Ruins of Hibernia, New Jersey

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1. Thank you. Happy Thanksgiving Cliff!

2. Was an awesome day with you and Kathy ! We have to go back again,,, I found more ruins there !

3. how old is that place

4. Happy Thanksgiving, Cliff!

5. The red bushes are probably Burning Bush (Euonymus alatus), which are highly invasive. I believe the sale of them was recently banned in PA. They were likely planted near the buildings intentionally, but birds spread the seeds far and wide and they end up in many places where they outcompete native species.

6. I’m in south Jersey ❤❤❤

7. I’m going there ❤❤

8. I’m in New Jersey ❤❤❤??

9. Thank you.

10. Yo cliff…its st patricks cemetary and the cave is sealed where most of the foundations are off green pond road.

11. OMG those red trees were so beautiful. The whole area is too, so much to see. I’m so pleased you moved the snake it was really pretty. You not allowed to kill them in Australia. We sure don’t want to lose them, venomous or not. Thanks for taking me along. Please take care

12. Hello Cliff great video take care of that snake bite have a great Thanksgiving??? until next time take care love from upstate New York

13. This was a great video Cliff. It always fascinated me to see ruins where people once lived . I know there are some in the Wharton State Forest, the Pine Barrens and Batsto Village. I'm sorry that you got bit;

14. any evidence of the Jersey Devil out there?

15. LOOKS LIKE A FILLED IN PRIVY HOLE

16. exciting! ?

17. Thanks Cliff n friends for Video. N Beautiful Red Colours, Hibernia, got my attention Ancient Latin name for Yeh Ireland ?☘️?? means Long Winters (True )Wild Atlantic Wind /Rain GT Hibernia Must Have Irish Connections. Nov21st here Brian Looking forward December/Christmas ⛄?⛄????

18. I found it interesting what man builds the earth takes back. It is resilient. Cliff you are so brave about that snake bite. I if it was me you have to carry me out lol

19. The red bushes look like Burning Bush…I used to be on a Facebook "native plants" page, and they are militant in HATING Burning Bush, because they can take over an area and push out native plants. But, they are beautiful in Fall (I have one in my yard…shhh.)

20. that was fun, thinking not wells maybe cisterns

21. Very fun hike with some great ruins and the fall colors were awesome! Gorgeous eastern rat snake too…Thank you for sharing Cliff! God Bless.

22. Thanks Kathy for always finding such cool ruins and places to explore. Very neat explore. Thanks Cliff for sharing. ??????

23. I looks nice with the red bushes.Cool!

24. Hope your disposing of all the glass your"finding" and not leaving it around for someone to get cut by it's how my brother lost his big toe granted he was barefoot but he wasn't hunting bottles just walking in the woods

25. Very interesting place. Thanks!

26. Those ruins are sweet.Untouched love it!

27. Beautiful woods, I used to hunt and fish at lake Denmark. Plus, on the military arsenal. That lake Denmark was part of. I enjoyed seeing some places close to my old home.

28. Looks like an old health spa hotel w healing springs. We have similar ruins nearby me. Fantastic guilded age buildings that only lasted about 25 years before demolishing completely.

29. If you get back to NJ checkout the Edison Mine in Sparta. Look it up, it's very fascinating. There are ruins of some of the buildings, the open pits, and at least one adit.

30. First I want to say that the 2 cups I ordered came today. They are very nice and sturdy. And they were wrapped very well as not to get broken. Im very happy with the quality. This video was very interesting. The trail along the red bushes was beautiful. Hope that bite healed well. Maybe you need to carry heavy gloves. ❤❤❤

31. Them holes could be from outhouses they threw there trash in their

32. That is off Greenpond Rd. I use to ride my horse back there on the trails.

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