Bait Shop/convienance store near Allegheny Resevoir question

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2011/05/25 08:10:57 (permalink)

Bait Shop/convienance store near Allegheny Resevoir question

Does anyone know the name of the bait shop/convienance store that is on rt 321.  The one I'm talking about is if you make a right off Longhouse scenic byway and its on the left hand side.  Also I've bought firewood there in the years past while camping at dewdrop campground, is that firewood considered ok to be brought and burned in the ANF?
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    mohawksyd
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    RE: Bait Shop/convienance store near Allegheny Resevoir question 2011/05/25 09:22:25 (permalink)
    If you're referring to what used to be Graybill's Marine (nautical graveyard now), it's called Paul's Trading Post.

    Firewood purchased there can be burned in the ANF.

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    RE: Bait Shop/convienance store near Allegheny Resevoir question 2011/05/25 09:27:33 (permalink)
    The Allegheny National Forest currently has a ban on all firewood
    originating from outside Warren, Forest, Elk and McKean
    Counties in Pennsylvania.

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    RE: Bait Shop/convienance store near Allegheny Resevoir question 2011/05/25 12:16:15 (permalink)
    it's called Paul's Trading Post.


    Is that what was Bob's Trading Post?


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    RE: Bait Shop/convienance store near Allegheny Resevoir question 2011/05/25 12:29:44 (permalink)
    Thanks for all your quick responses.
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    RE: Bait Shop/convienance store near Allegheny Resevoir question 2011/05/25 14:15:43 (permalink)
    No, Bob's is down the road about 100 yards or so towards Kane at the bottom of Gibb's Hill.
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    RE: Bait Shop/convienance store near Allegheny Resevoir question 2011/05/25 20:22:23 (permalink)
    ORIGINAL: pghmarty

    it's called Paul's Trading Post.


    Is that what was Bob's Trading Post?



    Bob's is alive and kickin'. Good to see they've managed to save that place from imminent death. Rarely do I pass anymore where the lot isn't full of folks. I still pop in every once in awhile for a Chocolate Raspberry Truffle cone on the way home.


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    RE: Bait Shop/convienance store near Allegheny Resevoir question 2011/05/25 21:26:34 (permalink)
    ORIGINAL: mohawksyd

    ORIGINAL: pghmarty

    it's called Paul's Trading Post.


    Is that what was Bob's Trading Post?



    Bob's is alive and kickin'. Good to see they've managed to save that place from imminent death. Rarely do I pass anymore where the lot isn't full of folks. I still pop in every once in awhile for a Chocolate Raspberry Truffle cone on the way home.




    Back in the late 70's - early 80's they sold firecrackers from a shed behind the place.

    Are the bears still getting their heads stuck in the 5 gal ice cream containers?


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