As water levels are finally back to normal and the water temps have climbed, locals continue they're annual pilgrimage to the local streams to get them back to the way they once were. The July 26, 2014 event took place at two locations: Jay Street Bridge in Lock Haven, PA and two miles of Bald Eagle Creek in the Beech Creek, PA area. Thirty-four people took to the challenging area and removed 4.15 tons of tires and another ton of general debris. What a Great Day!