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A 'Mojo Hand' is a powerful hoodoo charm, usually a cloth bag filled with roots, herbs, minerals, goofer dust, etc. Lightnin' Hopkins

Oh, those late 1970's. A time, but I wish I'd not gotten so wasted. Maybe study to be a doctor or something. I know that it's getting late But I don't want to go home I am in no hurry baby time can wait I don't want to go home Listen to the man sing his song I don't want to go home I don't...

I think I see a human arm in there, sticking up.

I was just thinking of something. If we take a look at those photos of Friendship again, maybe we'll see a big Catalpa or some such that was growing there. Not saying it's a direct connection but....

Wow! It makes sense though.

By the way, a question for Guy and John. This is going to sound a little odd. Remember, for some time we were in the bowels of the swamp, we even ate at the middle, in a sunny spot. The swamp is about 10 to 12 feet lower than the surrounding woods. Well, I was thinking back last night, of when...

How do you mean, something like this?

That cedar grove was our alternate way out. I wanted to see it, but I wanted to see the bigger deciduous trees more. Plus, if not using that zigzag dirt road to get out to Kings Highway, we'd have a hard time getting back to where the cars were parked. If we had to hike out to King's Highway...

I can't seem to keep enough reading material around. I'm always searching the house to read things while I eat. I have most of a collection of Zane Gray books I'm working on, and about 50 National Geos. I won't read them at the table.

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Very impressive, I say. I never started reading them, and I have no idea of the true value. I'd offer you something for them, but shipping may be the pain. Are they here in NJ or out of state?

Good move Guy. I wonder if the wind blew that big panel towards you. Something similar happened to me on the way down Monday; a fuel truck was on my right, and a parkway maint. crew on the right of the truck, on the margin doing something. He moved towards me to not hit them, and I was an inch...

That's good to know Ed, easier to get to. When you said 'survived the 2024 fire', do you mean to say the same plant is there, but established?

That looks like an undercooked pancake. Did you use google image to see what it 'may' be?

Effort moderate. Probably to rank as highy strenuous, you'd have to carry a piano on your back 12 flights of stairs.

Take a look at the waypoint "Bank Shot". I purposely laid it out because I could see mostly trees, unlike the ground cover to the east side. It looked like briar on one of Boyd's maps, so I avoided it like the plague.

The story, for the ages.

Very, very strenuous in the mountain laurel forest. And this was on the high ground on the margin of the swamp. This was the hardest part of all. It went on, and on. We finally had to move towards the cedar swamp to get out of it. Guy relaxing on one of the trees. John with one of the famous...

Whoops. Okay, Great Egg Harbor River watershed.

Marvin Gaye, what a performer. From AI: When the song "Got to Give It Up" was released in 1977, it was split into a "Part 1" and "Part 2" for its 45 RPM single version due to its original 12-minute length. This was a standard practice in the music industry for releasing extended songs on...