Recent content by Frolickin

Thank you everyone. I appreciate the information.

I was at Tuckahoe Train Station and took a photograph of this marker. Does anyone know what it is? I am curious. Also, there was this nearby marker.

Guy, thank you kindly for this. It is very interesting. The Batona is something we all encounter. I find this information wonderful. Thanks for sharing.

I go out there to explore. It sounds like there is more for me to see. The benchmark caught me off guard too. I think I usually get off the dike earlier and just happened across it. The metal frame is in the same area.

The outhouse is right near the benchmark. It sits on the opposite side of the dike. This leads me to believe this area was more than just a road.

There is what appears to have been an outhouse on the "first" island. This is right where the dike begins. The causeway is behind this.

I love this area. It would seem an unlikely place for a bear, although anything is possible. To avoid the chest-high water, check the tides for Tindalls Wharf. The crossing where the road is washed out becomes far easier when the tide is out. I found a benchmark out there once...

I think I have a CB in the garage. Realistic was Radio Shack's brand, yes?

In my previous classroom I used to have a Davis Instruments station. As far as I know the station is still there. We had it hooked up to our web site (circa 1995) with a dual modem. Back then I longed to own a home so I could install a similar system. I now own that home now, but since I...

The title of the thread included taste. I thought you were going to link to a site about dining. :) Greenwich has a program that I've wanted to taste but haven't as of yet.

Thank you for the information. Beautiful photographs. Thanks for sharing.

Nice article. I've wanted to witness cranberry picking. In the past I know some folks here have gone up and seen this. Does anyone know how to arrange this? I would enjoy photographing the process.

I wish I could have gone to that today. Most years I have my students create longhouses as a project. Well, you can't do everything . . .

My father had a Skylark, but I think it was an earlier model. That went away for a '74 Buick Newport. That thing was a boat!

Guy, do you shoot with a tripod?