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Cool!! And I see PBX member Mickey is in the photo. PBXBob here on the forum is also a member of the FRC. Jeff

From a little googling, i am getting that you can burn wood in a coal stove, no problem. The reverse is not so true. Tony, let me know when I might be able to see it, that would be great, thanks, Jeff

Tony, can it burn wood as well, or is it coal only. Either way I'll probably take it, I just need to look into what I else I need, which doesn't appear to be much. The previous owner of the house had one going up the chimmney and there is already a platform for it. Jeff

Hmmmm, I might be interested in that, Tony, let me get back to you tomorrow. Jeff

I'm not sure what you are asking, Bob? Looks multi purpose to me, you can play tennis, soccor, run track, play baseball, play basketball, and contract the west nile virus all at the same place. Multi purpose, when I was a kid we had a multi purpose room at the grammer school. Sadly, when i...

I think the deer is rather clear. Cool shots Guy. I think Ben Franklin was the one who wanted the turkey rather than the eagle as our national symbol, citing the eagles bad temperment and tendancy to feed on carrion. Jeff

I'm not quite getting the perspective on it. I mostly see a stump but in not much detail (I know the pic quality is not that good). If someone could help me see what I should be looking for...is the head the part sticking up high? Welcome to the forum btw. Jeff

Hmmm...collector's item? I don't know, maybe in 50 years.:) Hope you enjoy it. Jeff

Ahhh, you knew I was just waiting for you to chime in:mrgreen: thanks for the information, Jerseyman. A quick look at the topo shows that an elevation of exactly 189 feet was very close to where I was, but not exactly. That location would be in, or just behind the 72 pit (is what they used to...

Wow, that does look really old, Guy. that was a terrific find!!!!

that is interesting, Mudtrudger. Yes I did enter from Butler Place Road. If you examine some other photos from other dates you might see why finding the 1930 road might have been so difficult (photos on historicaerials.com) In 1940 the road you mention seems nearly gone. Then there was major...

I don't know if you have kids, but you might want to look into the schools as well. I have no idea what the schools are like there...just saying. Nice area though. Just buy a big freezer. Jeff

Thanks for getting my album, Chris. I believe that was the last one there right? Well, if it was you got the last CD of the first printing. None more available. Subsequent printings will look a little different. thanks again, hope you enjoy it! Jeff

After spending the morning with Guy, Jessica, and Chris (Hewey) we parted ways and I spent some time investigating something that has been bugging me for a long time. There is a cedar swamp along the north branch of Mt. Misery brook and right in the heart of that swamp is a circle of...

Interesting Guy, I had gotten the feeling when we were discussing it this morning that the area I was thinking of was different than you were discribing and I was right. I was referring to this pit as short distance away...

sure it was my pleasure.

I'm okay, see you there this morining.

I'm nursing a pretty bad cold today so I'm going to try to hit the hay early. See you guys (and girl) at 9:30 tomorrow. Jeff

As a bit of a back story...Bob had put me in touch with George Zimmerman, one of the authors on the link Guy provided. I took him back there. He took a bore sample. He believed, as I recall, that the two were very close in age but the real surprise is that the Mutha is still alive and...

:mrgreen: All right. I'll resist my sadistic urges on this trip.