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the deer that used to walk around freely and approach everybody was named Beverly. I havn't seen her there in more recent trips. Jeff

Sorry Mike, but my Bronco is out of commission at the moment. If Bob can't get you out have Bob call me, I have some recovery equipment that will definitely get you out as long as we can anchor it to Bob's truck or something big (pygmy pines won't cut it). Jeff

Very interesting! Nice report. This area with the fish farm...hmmmm. I suppose it is a reasonable theory but still kind of a long shot. I would have to see the area. I'm not an expert, or even a novice on fish farming, but this seems odd. Could this have been designed to handle an overflow...

I don't really think Aaron meant that it was okay to hurt a 4x4'er. I took it that he meant even law abiding citizens could be injured. Of course, 4x4's are allowed in the SF, it is just a question of responsible use. Also, as one poster noted, a motorcyclist could easily be killed by such a...

you shouldn't be hesitant to give the exact location. It could save someone alot grief or possible injury.

and another. The guy at the strip mall on route 9 should get an Oscar.

"What does it look like?":rofl:

Hey, that is the trail I was telling you about. I did that on my motorcycle a couple times and believe it or not, it actually looks in better shape now:mrgreen: There is an easier way to get in there with your car but not as much fun. Jeff

No, the gutters are good. The only problem is I get all the run off from my neighbor's house which has been graded very high. The run off is still aways from my house but must contribute to higher ground water levels. The leak didn't come from surface water at all. It came from the high...

Well, I got back online after my house got flooded Saturday night, through Tuesday. I live in a bi-level. I have been in the house for over two years without the slightest hint of water getting in. Then, Saturday night it started and I spent every second till late tuesday, when the leaking...

this midnight knitter sounds like a real sick bastard:rolleyes:

I guess I was just thinking of the snow we had instead of the actual tempetures. Ahhh, well...here we go.

Yep. Discovered it today on my outside thigh. I must have got it yesterday taking a short hike with my son in some woods on my property. I was on a path too. I was hoping the harsh winter would keep the ticks and chiggers down this year. Maybe it was a fluke. Jeff

those signs have been up there for many years. There is alot of private forest in there.

Sure, just as soon as I get the Gilligan's Island theme out of my head.:) I'll try to give it a shot (time permitting).

thanks

ahhhhh okay, I thought maybe it was something really unique.

Great reports with lots of details!!! This last stone was in the calico area then? in a bog? a resv. perhaps? maybe other calico ruins are hidden beneath the waters. Jeff

I wouldn't take the measurments too seriously, 15 to philly and 35 to the sea doesn't translate well to music. Try singing it....see, 20 and 50 work better.

What a great piece!! It's length and ballad meter are indictive of traditional european ballads. This form became commonplace in american ballads as europeans settled in this country. Ballads were not always accompanied by an instrument, it would seem that creating a vocal melody for the...