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Nice film.

This is an article you can read. I truly think this researcher is right...

Facebook folks have zeroed in on him at his facebook page and are questioning him. He's keeping mum about it.

I am very sorry for your loss.

Went past Coyle field on 72 at 2:00. Cars had pulled off the road due to no visibility. A cell was just sitting there. Came back 45 minutes later and there was a small flash-flood creek running down alongside 72, right before the eastern border of Coyle.

Speaking of that, I found this near Pine Valley last week. I was just walking out and remembered my boots were caked with mud. I went back to the stream and came upon it.

Did you stop and get a good look at that dirt Guy? Very dissapointing if its from outside the pine barrens.

So, Mr. Emmett saves all his money, packs up and takes a difficult trip across the atlantic ocean with the rain and the wind and bad food. He gets off the boat and makes it to our vicinity and he's drinking at the local tavern. A farmer tells him of a good deal, cheap land, easy to farm. So...

And still, in what Mark posted, it refers to a mount, which the old topos do not depict. "road from Joseph's Mount [land], called Alligator".

Hmmm. And I wonder, if these are actual taverns, why would their topographic maps eliminate the building? Although I now see they had no structures in this map when they called out a town. Convenient to do that.

All the map makers love it!

I think that might be a man-made swale to comply with runoff rules. But check out where they cleared to build the homes around there. Maybe they had to move stone at each one to level it.

2007 lidar/aerial hybrid

It's oddly still there. I think it may be a pile of sand stone.

Somewhat interesting is the lidar view. The crosshairs are where the Alligator is written on the 1930 aerial sheet. The thing to the left is, well, an alligator?

Interesting Mark. Some good old names there. It happens that it is the Dove Branch I'm looking at. I see both "alligator" and "the alligator". I wonder if it was a road with whoop-de-doos like we have now from motorcycles.

I didn't realize you had 2023 aerials. (mod note: These posts were split from the connectivity problems thread during a cleanup)

Did they meantion the actual creature Mark?

I did a google search last night, and there were several sightings of small alligators in some of the lakes, but long after 1930.

Funny! About as clear as alligator mud.