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Links Worth a Look – December 28th

Here are some links/articles/blog posts that are worth a look:

  • City of Sad Toys: Kermit Laid Off; Results Tragic – This is an interesting and humorus look at the Don Allen building. City of Sad Toys is a newish blog from a Pittsburgh author that is definitly worth your time.
  • Historic Hike with George Washington : Venture Outdoors – History buffs and hikers of all ages are invited to take a walk in the woods with George Washington as Providence Plantation commemorates the 255th Anniversary of Washington passing through Butler Country. The event starts with a slide show and presentation about Washington?s travels in 1753. Following the presentation participants will drive to a trail head parking area for the hike which begins at 11 a.m. The hike will be led by re-enactors portraying Washington, his guide Christopher Gist, and several Indians. The one-hour hike closely follows the original Venango Path
  • Pittsburgh Princess T-shirts – Check out this Spreadshirt shop with some great Pittsburgh and steelers t-shirts

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Save 20% on Shirts

If you have been looking for a reason to order for IheartPGH gear – Spreadshirt, which is the website that powers the IheartPGH shop, has a fall sale going on.

Use coupon code FALL68 when you check out – coupon is good for all orders over $30 until October 31, 2008.

I don’t make any money off the shop – just there to share the Pittsburgh love.  If you have other ideas for Pittsburgh t-shirts please share.

20% off in the Shop Ends Today

I don’t like to post about the IheartPGH shop often because this blog is not about selling t-shirts. I am happy to offer these t-shirts, it is a long story but the IheartPGH t-shirt was one of the things that led to the start of this blog. If you have been thinking about ordering some IheartPGH gear here is a chance to save 20%.

The IheartPGH shop is powered by Spreadshirt.com. All of the t-shirts are printed in Greensburg, PA. Continue reading →