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Smurf houses?

Boyd, is there anyway to make the colors on the map contrast better? For instance, could I make the open space green greener or the black lighter? Thanks so much for these maps. They are so helpful.

Risk?

That hill is made of sand stone. I would think the original surveyor would of utilized a nonindigenous stone for a survey marker.

Anytime you block a road you impede the response of first-responders. Many times it is for an injured hunter...

I don't like plastic bags and look forward to their end. Anyone who has been part of a litter clean-up should understand. That being said. Why can't we just go back to recyclable paper bags made from renewable trees? Seemed to work fine for the first 3/4 of my life.

Teacher's convention?

Those Cozy cabins look nice. I have a modular home that was built in 1986. They cheaped out in some areas of construction and went overboard in others. I think this was to withstand shipping. It is built as good or better than your average tract home.

Just make sure it has catalytic convertors!

And the opioid crisis...

I really don't know what they do with them. The guy at the Toyota dealer claims they take them apart because the salvage yards require fingerprints and IDs for complete units.

For the precious metals within them. Then they buy drugs. I think I am going to attach $150 to the new ones with a note to take the money but leave the cats.

Jeez! My Toyota dealer says they were recently hit for 31 new cars as well. I was quoted $2500 for OEM replacement catalytic convertors by the dealer if these aftermarket ones don't work properly.

My son and his college classmate went camping in Maine last week. They hiked along the Appalachian Trail near the NH border. Last Friday morning, when they returned to their truck, they quickly learned that scum bags even live in Maine. His catalytic convertors were cut off during the night...

Does Crystal Lake=Heritage Minerals =Zarcos?

Estell Manor had 3.63 inches. Further south, Northern Cape May County had a wicked hail storm. My friend's windshield shattered on his pick up.

Twenty-five summers ago the old Fire Observer spent 47 days straight in that tower.

Exactly. I can't figure out the front of the truck though.

I think the bright white thing is a truck cap rear window that is open.

Looks like phrags to me as well.