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It's still way better then piles of sticks

I would encourage you not to be so pessimistic as well;)

I did not hear them in my pond yet bu I was busy over the weekend.

I've seen that too. I'm not much of a collector of them but I've done some research on the ones I have. Most are worth a dollar a piece at best. When they were redoing the AC line through town in '80's they pulled all the poles down. I found some one that was working on one of the gates and...

This past weekend I chose to just do a different project. My wife thought I was crazy. I had collected a bunch of these insulators when I was a kid. After several attempts I finally got it. With the 100 or so insulators I have in my mom's basement I've actually found the use for one:clint:

I might have to inspect your work:D From the pictures it looks good;)

That's great. I specifically mentioned that location to Rob when we did the Jemima Mount project. The only thing I don't like is I wasn't able to help.

Bob I agree some do go through small patches of lowlands. It's impossible to completely avoid them. I can think of a couple around me but there aren't that many. I just wanted to point out that by design they usually avoid lowlands. I might add that ones that weren't planned out and made during...

I believe riding in fire cuts was not permitted but it's be impossible to enforce. It's also important to note most plowlines go through upland pines and are only used for control burns. Lowlands and swamps rarely have plow lines if at all.

I could have done without reading that.

If I owned property on the pond personally I would now be applying for a tax reassessment. Without a pond/lake their property value has declined. That's a direct result of their towns actions to boot. There's a ton more to this story that we haven't heard yet I'm sure.