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Some like to keep it on the QT. Don't ask, dont' tell.

Some tell you who they are in these interesting buildings.

It's not all this way, but the ones that prove much of it is, are stark.

I'm not sure what's going on here as I google around Vineland. Seems like the place is too big for the population. Lot of open space and things that are in the past.

Quite a sign, right? Seems somebody had an idea and put it into neon?

It's wonder they don't just combine into one magalopolis (MilleVille and Vineland). My older brother married an italian girl from Vineland. It did not work out. I've only been to Vineland once in my life, to pick him up when it fell apart. I see route 47 between them is a good shopping center road.

You can make that smaller by editing it. Click on it and drag the corners in. If you can't, just remove it and type the pertinent part of it.

You have to watch the entire thing. Very tedious process. There is no dribble out into the pigs from a molten bath. Yes, very small scale.

That's great. I've never seen that edition anywhere.

Well, I do expect resistance to my idea. I send my Grandson Aydan to that camp.

Oh, I see. I was thinking all that stuff about the museum was before that. But, do you have the map in the frontpiece? Likely not.

Check again. There is sort of a preamble in the front before that page on the right in your photo.

I be serious. I wondered if anyone else feels my pain. And more like a highway, you can get off or on at any road, but no dwellings or businesses can be on the roadside.

If I had my druthers, I'd put a new road right here. Just sayin'.

What have you got there, just an excerpt from the 1910 Museum report? I've never seen that if so.

Some of you may not have known that this is currently online. Good reference book for plants, and has a great introduction. https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/49507#page/32/mode/1up

Will do.

I learned my lesson when I was farmed out to Charleston Naval shipyard, where they put me helping to rework heavy metal sub components. We all went to the county fair, and my buddy was sucked into this game where you have a ball on a string, and you have to swing it behind a bottle and knock it...

In looking around that area with the mid-atlantic lidar, this is an interesting knob (109') in the Birches cranberry watershed. Kind of thing I look at and determine to go and see. Won't be easy, but will be interesting.

Epilobium hirsutum is an alien plant not found in the pine barrens. I would not have mentioned it.