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They already stress this over and over during the hunter education program. Having respect for the land and landowner. The whole "hunting is a privilege not a right" attitude. I reckon some people just don't get it. It's a real shame. John-

No headgear, just a full length rain coat with a hood, on a hardtail... those guys had mustard! Nice pics. John-

That was probably their annual Halloween party. They were expecting more than four cars, though. John- Hey Muck, nice twist on the Hank Jr lyrics in your signature.

Jerseyman- The PRR actually had control of the WJ&S at one time. Why they didn't make a deal with the PRSL, which ended up subsidized by the Reading RR, and how they lost it, is confusing. There is still one small stretch of track along side Kirby's. The rest is all gone now. Thank...

c1nj- Not sure what you mean by the "west" side of Rte#70. The highway runs east/west. The tracks ran east out of Medford and turned north along side the Indian Chief Tavern, crossing Rte#70. This is the bridge I remember, crossing Sharp's Run a couple hundred yards north of Rte#70. Took...

Jerseyman- I would never mind you honing any information that I post. Or correct it, for that matter. That would only mean we would all be gaining additional knowledge. :eng101: As a kid, I remember the tracks alongside the Kirby Bros. feed store on North Main St, just off what used to be...

Nice report, Guy. Those briers looked frustrating. It's a good thing it was almost 80 yesterday. That could have been a cold ride home. :) John-

Nice pics, Glo. The one of Friendship Bog thru the trees is great! Jeff is right, though. Words and photography... not fair. :rofl: John-

Congrats, Bill. I really like your shot looking south off the Parkdale Bridge. It's one of my favorite spots. John-

After some mild research: The original Indian Chief Tavern was built by Richard Reeve in 1810. At this time, it was operated by a man named Samuel Hartman. It is he who is credited with naming the tavern. Hartman chose this name because the lodge of an Indian Chief once stood on this site...

Midnight on All Hallows Eve is rumored to be the best time! :ghost: http://atcoghost.com/ Happy Hunting, John-

What a great day to spend in the woods. Just to support what RedneckF350 posted, a great time was had by our little group. Meeting Scott and his lovely bride for the first time was an extreme pleasure. Two of the nicest people I've ever met. That we all care for the same patch of creation is the...

Glad no one was hurt when that tire cut loose. The retread really tore up that wheel well! John-

The Silver Fox finally had a new sign put up. The half viewed from the east was installed last Wednesday and the westbound side on Thursday. Below the logo will be the dates of their upcoming events. Both Foxy and Anita seemed pleased with it. Watched a couple middle innings there Wed. night, as...

Oh no! You mean there could be more than one out there! I may never go in the woods again! :jd::jd: John-

Tastefully put once again, Master Largo. I, too, made the trip to see the glass chain and chat with our "elegant hostess" (in between phone calls :)). An unexpected pleasure to meet you and the children there. Also, meeting Broke Jeep Joe was nice. A good day despite the weather. My only...

Thanx for posting this, Gabe. It was great for an early morning laugh to start the day! It musta broke that guys heart when they pried that 12-pack from his hand. He wasn't going to let go of it voluntarily. (not even to get off the floor) :beerspill: John-

Nah... probably a pair of bolt cutters to cut the lock off for easier entry. :ninja:

Very nice, Scott!!! Guy- Sept ??? :confused: BTW- Congrats and thanx (10k... awesome)