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thanks for your encouragement. I got side tracked with some other projects but I am starting to work on the next album again. I was going to give you a sample but it seems I can't upload Wav files on this site. It will be out sometime in the not so distant future. Jeff

Thanks Al, I was shopping for some nice fuchsia nail polish but now you made up my mind to stick with clear coat.

My God, is there anything you don't know?:)

Yes, you are correct, I did do it in a kayak. I didn't have to exit the kayak but I did have some uncomfortable duck downs. Going in at the lake...in that spot where it is gravel along the side (as someone suggested) is probably the easiest route. If you wanted to do the canal, it won't kill...

Looks like you guys had a perfect trip!! Great! Thanks for sharing it with us.

I've been hit about 3 times this summer, with a few stray bites here and there to boot. Hate those things. Do they serve any purpose in the ecology/food chain? If God created Man, I think the Devil created chiggers. Jeff

My wife had asked about that also. It is a bubble.

Wow, those Gentians are even more beautiful close up. I see them often in the parker preserve. Jeff

I took Jack to the bogs in the Jonathan Godfrey tract yesterday. It was actually my first time going to these bogs although I had been in the woods to the south of them before. We settled into a bog that had about 3' of shallow, sandy bottom, before dropping about 3' in depth. It was...

with the aid of your little hint, I am going to say the first photo is of a turk's cap. Great photos thanks for sharing them with us.

I just recently took that route (the canal) it is a little longer passage to the lake and a few tricky spots (downed trees). A nice paddle but not the easiest access to the lake.

There isn't a real easy spot. Your best bet is to park my the FP enterance where the gate is and carry your kayak across 532. It is a short carry. Be prepared to encounter some grass (chiggers) at that load in spot.

Exactly as Bob said. I know one tree stand out there that is in a very small pocket of large pitch pine. He set the stand very high and there is an amazing view. Reelboys, my wife has MS also. It does not affect her cognitive abilities (because of it's location) but I have heard of these...

I bet we are going to have some interesting stories from you after labor day:mrgreen: Have fun Tom. Jeff

It was Robert Parnes whom I was referring to in my earlier post. This structure was on the eastern side however. The structures you saw might have been further upstream. Hmmmm... We'll figure this out. Jeff

The wooden structure is not very far upstream from where the corduroy road meets the river, however, I failed to mention that the wooden structure is on the wrong side of the river. I tried to see what was on the ore pond side of the river oppisite the structure but it was too junked up with...

Thanks George. I think my band just found it's name..."Monkey Toe"!

well put!

An update on an old thread I posted. I took the kayak up the batsto to see if I could find the landing where the iron ore would have been loaded onto barges. I belive it was Jerseyman who suggested searching for this landing. I found a reference (in a canoeing book) to wooden structures in...

got out early this morning to do a little fishing. Not much luck. Too much sediment in the water, poor visability. Any way, here is a snapper I saw. Here is the southern most bog in that system west of Hampton furnance. There used to be a landbridge near the north end of that...