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My wife got to the Woolmans through the Comforts who were also Quakers.Beulah Comfort married a Woolman and thats how she wound up related too the Woolmans

I have an electric blue Xterra.Great woods truck. I don;t dig holes with it but I"ve gotten out of a few

What happened? Dam washed out? There are plenty of beaver there,are they slacking?

Why would they need to use roads when they have brooms?

How did these signs get buried in trees? Was it done on purpose?

Well if anyone can find them it will be you and Jessica

Yes I have noticed Willow Oak seems to favor marsh borders, We have some good sized ones down here.Big one out to Matts Landing unless it's died in the last twenty years which is about how long since I"ve been to it.

The sassafras to me is also similar to Chestnut Oak which we have a lot of down here in bluff type areas.

Alex Jones has a video of a human/pig hybrid and it looks very real.Pig body for the most part but very Human eyes.Could be fake but damned if it doesn't look real.It now appears to have vanished,the video that is.there are some obviously fake ones out there but this pig,human hybrid looked very...

They do it with plants all the time. Would it be legal to just breed em instead of test tube stuff?

My sister in Law lives in a trailer in Bronson.She just evacuated to her Daughters apartment in Gainesville. I"ve been to Sopchoppy.I like the town.Thought of moving there or in the vicinity when I retire

I don't think zinc itself is dangerous,question is what kind of chemicals did they use to smelt it? I think if it was dangerous there would be signs up warning folks of such kinda like at the superfund site down the rd off 72

I thought persimmon was lumpier,more square chunks covered with warts.sassafras usually don't look that rough but yes that was a bigger tree then normal so it must rough up as it gets older.If I coulda smelled the picture I would have known:-)

Digging in for fall? My Black Lab Sophie used to dig them out of the mud,i guess she could smell them

I"ll say Persimmon

I"ve probably been mistaking them for turtle nests or possibly pine snake nests. I"ve only seen two hognose snakes since adult hood.Used to find them more frequently as a kid.Possibly because i was always out looking as a kid and don't have that much time or energy as an adult or else the...

and just what is a hognose nest? an egg depository? Can you tell a hognose egg from other snake eggs?

I cant tell without the snake in hand but by a look at the tail,end I"d say your assessment that it is a male snake is correct.Females have a more pronounced tail defined by a pinching in.

I am amazed there is an area of the Barrens that you had not explored

I used to think they were garters myself when I was a kid. At least you got Garter right instead of calling it a garden snake:-)