Recent content by scouter

Looks like a Oregon Scientific, but don't hold me to it.

From the bottom of the map... Really grinds my gears.

I noticed these signs probably about three weeks ago along Quaker Bridge road. Some of the roadways there even have logs dragged behind the signs as a further deterrence. Being only in my early twenties, I had hopped to someday save enough money to grab a Jeep and explore the vast roadways...

I know what I'll be doing at 3 a.m. now.

I'm personally a fan of syncing all my emails up to gmail. Then I always have all my email where ever I happen to be. I user thunderbird to keep it backed up on my computer as well.

http://articles.philly.com/2011-11-03/news/30355420_1_park-land-park-system-water-parks

I'm glad you were able to come across some solution for hiding your tripod :) I have a slight complexion with trying to solve problems sometimes. So the one last thing I suggest try is, pressing ctrl + L. If your gimp really is gumped than it probably won't be fruitful, but hey, it can't hurt...

Wow, that's weird. Is it the whole screen that you can't find or just the icon of the arrow? Edit: And if it is, try going to the "Windows" drop down in Gimp and select the last option there. It should be something like "Layers, Channels, Undo..."

From what I read in the article you posted and my current knowledge of gimp, I think in order to get the image you want to import into Hugin you need to. 1) Cover the area where your tripod is with white. (which you said you already did) 2)Remove the background as a visible layer. -...

Nice pictures I was wonder how those areas were fairing with all this rain.

The Mullica river isn't flooded or anything.... Probably don't even need to follow the river at this height, just float on down through the forest http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/uv/?dd_cd=02_00065&format=img_default&site_no=01409400&set_arithscale_y=on&begin_date=20110821

So I finally ended up taking a trip down the Mullica just for the day on Saturday from Atsion to Pleasant Mills. The water was probably a little too high (about 3.5ft), since the majority of the first 5 and half miles consisted of beating through the trees, but after the river widened, as long...

Guy, Your third picture in looks like it could be along the Batona Trail/Martha Road. (I could be wrong) (more recent picture, not taken by myself) http://static.panoramio.com/photos/original/52627462.jpg

That's a really nice site for the tides. Thanks a bunch.