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That site seems unsafe, or that's what I was warned against.

In what I'm doing, I'm working for Audubon, who does have ArcGIS, so I took the job after obtaining a committment from them that I can submit my data in Excel and they'll do the mapping for the report. The report will have maps of course, and some of the maps have to import local data already...

Barnegat, across from my pad. Wind driven snow. How much does it look like? I think just 10-12 inches.

I think the British stupidly wore bright red coats with white trim. Stuck out like sore thumbs, probably day and night! However, they did have tory dogs with them. You should schedule with Gabe and go Al. I have a couple medical procedures this month, one is a surgery. Let me know when you do...

Did you read my post #33 above? So, the answer is no.

Yes, I remember that. Back to back storms in February that year. I was living as a winter resident in Seaside Park. We got 22" and then two weeks later 24". I remember going up on the boardwalk by the log flume at night with the blowing snow. It was surreal.

Al, there is a wealth of information in "Smugglers Woods" *(Arthur Pierce). The rebels did erect some defense at Chestnut Neck (pg 48): "they ranged themselves in a breastwork erected on an eminence and showed themselves in a battery (which we afterwards found had no guns)." The British had to...

You have yet to cite a source for the statement that patriots built these trenches. Did you read it somewhere?

Do you not think they'd be sitting ducks as they rowed up there?

Never got more than a couple inches? Often, the Jersey coast sees the most snow from winter nor'easters.

2003, my home in Bamber, and Eddie across the street digging out his A-Frame.

Back when I was a pup, a major storm would be 18" or more. What's the next level up from major, catastrophic, 100-year, calamitous, death dealing, crippling?

The office I work for (part time) put out a nice presentation on the efforts to revitalize this species. Great photos in here. https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/8ef3760b8f46470b91847762f10437af

That sounds suicidal.

I don't think their ships could get that far up anyway, right? You can see the shoals at the island.

Thanks for the information Boyd.

This year, in my plant surveying, I've had to import data to and from Excell and a GPS. I am in no way a techie, so I needed something easy and stable. I purchased a one year subscription to Expert GPS. It comes with an aerial now. I don't know all of it's capabilities, but you should at least...

That's just old Junior, he tips a few and ends upset like that sometimes. I probably would have walked over there to see if they were okay.

It's laughable, since it's just a plant for God's sake. They'll let you grow tobacco and that kills thousands.

I'll take the regular market anyday. If I do any, its just a couple puffs from the pipe a night. I ain't meeting no guy on the street for that.