Recent content by bobpbx

I'll bet at least a handful of the lurkers are big fans of you Guy.

Jimmy Reed first did "Big Boss Man". The song, written by Luther Dixon and Al Smith, was picked up by the Greatful Dead, and they really do it justice. This song was usually sung by Ron "Pigpen" McKernan, who also supplied the great harmonica. In this song, Jerry Garcia hits the guitar notes...

I did find some of the Frienship photos. Let's just say it's not out of the question that the seeds came from there, but we'll never know for sure. There is one tree on the right in one of the photos does seem to have leaves that could fit the bill.

She did remark that the petioles were flattened.

A friend from my office went out there today, and it actually has buds now. She says its a possibility that it's Bigtooth Aspen (Populus grandidentata). I'm in favor of that ID, though not totally there yet. I know German thought of an Aspen too, but that big leaf with my hand on it is huge for...

I see the problem. They are taxed to death, and so now trying to only tax single groups instead, so not all the citizens will be up in arms. Vermont asks its citizens to pay state income tax, state sales and use tax, property tax, and various other taxes including those on meals, rooms...

One of my favorite movies. Moves along at a good pace. Funny and musical. In particular I like that song Wandering Star.

Never had this before, picked it up tonight. First sip reaction: "damn, this is good ale"! Fermented in "Yorkshire Stone Squares". 6% alchohol. Rich, malty, smooth, tasty.

The Cohansey. Never think about that river until the name comes up. For sure the history was rich...

A point of interest: Shirley Bailey Obituary Shirley R. (Robbins) Bailey Shirley R. (Robbins) Bailey, age 83, of Millville, died suddenly Sunday morning, Feb. 20, 2011, at her residence after a brief illness. Born in Absecon, she grew up in Dividing Creek, Bridgeton and was a graduate of...

Coincidentally, I was just looking at your original post with all the covers. Very interesting covers, all of them. I love nostalgia. Someone mentioned that they will eventually be digitized. I'm one of the dinosaurs - that would not draw me in to reading them like having the real deal in my hands.

What a waist on that gal!

Although Bruce wrote this song, and has been known to sing it, nobody sings it like Southside Johnny. Talk about feeling (Wow!). Clarence is in the background too.

A delightful little song by a master. Betcha' smile once.

Are you asking me Guy? If so, yes, I owned a lot on both sides too. But under pineland rules, they cannot be developed. Maybe if they had sewer and the township allowed it. But talk is; they'll never bring sewer out there.