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It was never posted, just the ones to the tracks.

The road was always OK, just not the ones that go up to the tracks.

This is what the dunes looked like before another non-native species arrived.

To summerize Guineas are very effective for ticks but they are noisey and dirty. My neighbor had them and when I drove down his driveway he shouted " It's OK to run over them!". When they died he did not replace them.

They like to roost on your car and make a mess.

I am traveling roads I haven't been down in a year or more. It is dry from Hampton Parh to High Crossing, Mines Spung Road, East Stokes Road south of Hampton Road. The only significant puddels I am seeing are at High Crossing but they are shrinking.

I just typed Diatomaceous in the search box. Don't click on the Titles Only box.

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Death Camas, a strange name for a plant. Does it have any signifigance?

Last fall while reading the July issue of EAA Sport Aviation, I came upon a short article about a famous race plane from the 1930's. It was about the restoration of the Gee Bee Special , the Q.E.D., with a mention of its last owner, Mexican pilot Francisco Sarabia. Up until the time of it's...

And always carry a couple of beers!

Coors Light right now.

If you were walking north and not along the river, that is in the range of Mount and Jemima Mount. Mount has no rise but I remember hiking on the back side (west) of Jemima Mount and seeing fence posts and old wire. That sounds like a good area to explore and I think I will do it in cooler weather.

The GPS is not for getting lost. We use it to document our tracks, the location of rare plants and animals or any interesting find, We also incorporate Geocaching on our hikes.

I was confused as to the location of this bridge but I found it.

Thanks for the photo's and information Guy. I have an interest to the point of creating a directory for it on my computer, but seldom get there and can add nothing.

Dogs, camera, gps, water are always along.

Unfortunately the FFS has neither.

They're abundant now.

Grading can't fix it, they need to bring in fill and a dozer.