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No Pan, it's an Oregon 450.

Right into the GPS, and aerial maps as well. MY Garmin 60cs will no longer get a lock so it was time to move up. Besides even when it was new the 60cs would almost never get a lock in a car or house. I borrowed a 450 and it's way better.

Thanks everyone for your help. I figured someone went through this already. Boyd, that's an interesting observation on startup speed vs card size. Ed

I am now an enthusiastic owner of a 450. Can you provide some guidance on Garmin's Birdseye imagery? Do you like it? Do I need to add memory and how much will the 450 support? I have loaded Boyd's New Jersey and Wharton 1995. From what I can tell the 450 has 1 G of internal memory. Thanks, Ed

That cut looks very close to the ground, must have been a midget.

No Al, it crosses a canal that drains the bogs into the Wading. That canal has as much flow as the Skit and could be paddled if you could get a kayak in there. I would also like to kayak from Chatsworth Lake. I think it is very doable to 563 and also to the lower boundary of Parker, near the...

If you were around in 1919 and came upon the following poster... I mean, seriously Wouldn't you just keep drinking?

A great report Guy. Hampton Park is finally getting some flesh on it. BTW, why did you call it Hampton Park, I never heard of the area being called that before? I can't help but wonder if they have some more old pictures of the area.

Yesterday we took lunch to a nice picnic spot on the Wading River. There are many benches, some with tables scattered around the preserve. This spot is near the bridge. The bridge is on the red trail. We took the green trail to stay out of the woods but the two trails join at the bridge so...

I'm getting thirsty.

We decided rather than brave the insanity in Wharton this week that we would instead explore the Parker Preserve. Thursday morning we entered at South Gate and headed west on the white trail. Much of this area has been left in it's natural state, flooded, and is easier on the eyes than what...

I have not paddled it since the early 70's. I think it would be not worth it. Enter at the road Guy mentioned. After a couple hundred feet you will see blue trail markers. Follow them to the shelter and dock. Ed

You have to love that choreography. I would watch those shows with my father in the 60's, we would try our hand at them and laugh. Great video Bob, it made me smile.

It's too small, but definitely a dog.

No, it is before Speedwell Road traveling south from Chatsworth. The road Guy mentioned is just north of the Southgate entrance and is the quickest way into the lake. It is unmarked. Your best bet is to go to the Southgate entrance, 2.9 miles south of Chatsworth, and then head back north and the...

Yeah, what manumuskin said! BTW Al, you look different these days, did you shave?

I was there Sunday and the signs are still there.

Just wait until it freezes.

On Nov 3rd I met Tony, Gloria, Marianne, Bella, Buffy at the Southgate of the Parker Preserve east of 563 for a picnic and explore. The entrance, Southgate, is 2.9 miles south of Chatsworth. Others have posted pictures of this area and we wanted to see it for ourselves. We met at Southgate at...

And if you pay money!