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I will be stopping by later in the afternoon as well. I enjoyed your work online. turtle

....a bit like dark meat chicken wings with more bones. Slightly different flavor (like rabbit). My guest was not as receptive to the meal as I and I admit that neither of us is a fan of fried meat (which is how it was prepared)....however it was tasty! There was not much time to think...

Hello PB friends.... Last evening I crossed another event off of my "life list" by attending an something that I have waited 4 years to attend..... The Lower Alloways Creek Volunteer Fire Company Muskrat Supper....mmmmm Muskrat is quite tasty if you add a little salt and Durkees hot sauce...

But did you find the stone?

Do any of you know if they offer something like this in our area? http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/communities/lower_capemay/article_35261496-0bda-11e0-ac91-001cc4c03286.html It's a fun gift idea for a good friend soon to turn 50.... turtle

Ed, I really like the crisp feel of the first one. The upper Batsto was mostly frozen over this weekend. Remember at this time last year we had ice everywhere? turtle

Thanks Chase..... It seems to contribute added depth with a touch of surrealism. The finished product has a very distinct look that is quite interesting. I enjoyed the examples that everyone has displayed here. Thanks for the links too! turtle

Boyd, Chase, Bobbleton.... Special film, sensors, processing.... Does this HDR style require a special camera? Very interesting technique. turtle

Guy, Thanks for connecting with a piece of history that may have been lost had it not been for your love of the area and your keen sense of discovery/exploration. However you managed to come about the photos is a gift for all of us to see! Thanks for keeping it alive. turtle

Scott, Thanks to your patient advice I have a nice Pinot Noir to go with that winter fare! I was pleased with the results and I didn't die from taste-testing along the way. Tell Dottie I know why she does this! Happy hunting this season. turtle

Karl, you look great! I expect there was a good turn-out for the day's festivities. turtle

Josh, I came across this once when looking into the history of enduro riding in the area. Enjoy! http://www.meteormc.com/history.htm turtle

I'm headed out to wander the pine woods and start my day with meditative thanks for the abundance that I have been blessed with. Dog gets to go too! Happy Turkey everyone. turtle

I can confirm that I was there and witnessed the said bear eating out of the dumpster at the Clam House. Yes, the photo is posted inside the Clam House and was part of an article in the Burl. Co. Times. Other locals sighted it off and on for a few weeks until someone documented it swimming...

I prefer the wood frog to Phil the groundhog! :mrgreen:

Guy, et al. Most likely not the reason for the rail placement that you found, but after reading Bob's attachment I had to add this. When we were in Kentucky last year we visited a bourbon distillery that continues to make their own barrels. Guess what they put in in order to move their...

Just now I am in the kitchen making cookies and Dan says "frog!". I say ????? He points to laundry room door and here comes a frog, hopping into the kitchen (covered in dryer lint)..... no kidding. I've had mosquitos, wasps, hornets, snakes, birds, possum.....but never a frog. It looks like...

Yes Al, I was behind Batsto church, the area that we were talking about this week. The GPS is 4.5 inches long..... The cool thing was that you could definately see where the critter was spooked and took off. turtle

Oh boy, then I have no idea what's going on.... :confused: Obviously it's issues on my end, sorry. turtle

The avatars got HUGE! Scott's is scary now. But otherwise I like the new look, still checking out the bells and whistles. turtle