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Turns out the gentleman who passed is a very active member of the motorcycle community & is very knowledgeable about the location. Not a "lost in the woods" story. I read some commentary on another forum from the man riding with Jimmr. He gave high praise to State Park Police, EMS for their...

Thank you much!

I thought current Rte 70 was formerly Rte 40?

I once beat one to bits by smashing & gouging it to pieces with an excavator

Looks like a bird to me too Scott! Seriously, great pics & thanks to your wife for the lesson!

A coworker said he got his yesterday. Last night he purchased a 75" TV. Sadly, I'm not surprised. I also won't be surprised when he asks to borrow "lunch money" next week (pack of cigarettes, a donut & a can of Monster). Now is when I draw the line.

Happy Easter to all! Happy Resurrection day to the rest of us! Be Blessed!

I only know of Pheasant hunting there.

American Restoration used to be in either History or Discovery Channel. I enjoyed watching it, not just because of the skill in the restoration, but they guy new amazing history about the items

Jeep Commander

Yes. 13/18

I'm sure registration on my motorcycles is $85 each. Because they get 55 & 70mpg, the state ups the registration to make up for the $ (taxes) that I save over driving my car @13 mpg

Sorry if this has been posted before. I’m Re-listening to this podcast. Some may find it interesting. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lore/id978052928?i=1000345936773

“Stay off my Bourbon!”

I don’t. I quickly dispatched my Leatherman tool & squashed it. It was small & brown (sorry....not much to go on there)

Found one yesterday walking up my pants leg. Walked thru scrubby underbrush in Cherry Hill

I have not

Agree with Joe. Also, the steam tractor can be seen operating yearly at Fleming's Pumpkin run. It's impressive to see the chain-linkage steering.

Hoping that the 4wd stuff is on private land...