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Wow, I am really surprised they are doing that with a beginning kayaking program. I am especially surprised this time of year. If you find out any more about it, lets us know if anyone survived. Especially the instructor after putting them through that!!!! BTW, You are correct, the mt...

I haven't kayaked that stretch but I have hiked around it. Very beautiful, lots of large downed trees. Jeff

Turns out it is a basking shark, I guess.

What about this guy? what is he trying to prove? That great whites are not dangerous, even friendly? Why do you think that shark is hanging around him for so long? This guy is either extremely brave, or completely crazy. I tend to think the later. I can't imagine why anybody would do this...

Bob, what do you think of Jimmy here?

Thanks for posting this Guy. All right, lets vote on our favorite renderings of the Leeds Devil. I like pictures 6,10,and 38. #8 is a strange one. I've never seen the jersey devil depicted as satyr-like before. Jeff

I think it's an egret. That looks like a pretty cool area, Al. That whole area gets so little attention compared to the Wharton to FM area but real piney in there.

Nice ride. I agree with Chris, get some MT's on that thing and your set. Given your background, I am sure you were alreadyplanning on that.

I'm having a bit of a hard time seeing the photos since I can't enlarge them. Jake's branch is a cool spot. I seldomly see pheasant about and when I do it iis always a bit exciting. Both my parents used to me a BIG TIME phesant hunters when they were living out in the mid west (before I was...

You mean there was a piney disco? Oh, that is not good. Not at all. I can picture it now and it is not pretty.

Beautiful!! I am glad it is so inaccessable. Usually when I see "wire" grass like that I assume some sort of clearing or disturbance at some time. Is there any evidence of an old structure there? like a celler hole? Jeff

Hi Beth, Mt. Misery brook is a great trip. However, the river is used very seldomly and as far as I know, I am the only one on this forum that has kayaked that river from route 70 to the Mary Ann bridge. I will give you the best access point, but please heed this caution: It will require...

Yeah I did. Who would have thought that a new born black rat snake would look so completely different than an adult. Jeff

found him on a motorcycle tire in my shed. Jeff

Nice Bob

I'm not real familar with the tuckahoe river. I've seen areas further eastward, evidently, that are very wide. Which area were you in where it is that narrow? Jeff

Nice catch, Ed. I could go for some blue fish right now. Jeff

If history is destined to repeat itself, we'll eventually have another summer of 1916. I don't want to be in the water when that happens. Jeff

I'm pretty sure it was this guy.

:mrgreen: I picked that area for a hike because the trails are real sandy with little vegetation, hence not many chiggers or ticks. Jeff