In fact, some people find the landscape, which is frequently dotted by the ruins of old cobblestone farmhouses and buildings, reminiscent of far off lands. One woman is even going viral on Instagram for a video she captured of one of these locations, where she hilariously referred to the state as "Ireland in a Carhartt jacket," and as someone who has lived in the state for most of her life, I 100 percent agree with the sentiment.
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Sharing a piece of my home with you ?? also the reason why I’m always late for any event #pennsylvania #explorepennsylvania #visitpa
♬ Fairytale (From "Shrek") - Geek Music"This scene is why I pull my car over on the side of the road," she said to the camera before flipping the screen around to show off the landscape. "Proof that Pennsylvania is just Ireland in a Carhartt jacket," she wrote on the video while the music from the movie Shrek.
Commenters Laughed About her 'Side Quest'
The video was also captioned with a note about how she's always late because she frequently takes on these "PA side quests" to stop and admire the scenery. "From someone who did not grow up in Pennsylvania, but it is now our forever home, I’ve been saying from the first day I came here: 'Pennsylvania is the most beautiful place to live,'" one person wrote.
As a Pennsylvania native, I can confirm that this is the right take, and I readily admit that this video could've been filmed just about anywhere in the state...yes, even right outside of Philadelphia. That's because this state truly is full of wonderful spots like this, including back where I grew up in Bucks County.
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Pennsylvania and Ireland Have More in Common Than You May Think
They were all connected thanks to the supercontinent of Pangea, which existed up until the Premian Triassic period, hundreds of millions of years ago. While no humans were around to see this landmass, it's clear that the connection to those times still runs deep in the roots of Pennsylvania and its heritage.
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