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Okay, good it's in my download folder.

Yup, they were all there, which surprised me.

Thanks Boyd. I got it all back, and didn't lose passwords but: I tried the above twice, and it didn't work, even after resarting the computer and microsoft Edge. But then I deleted my bookmark for boyd's maps, then I deleted my cache only (did not even delete cookies), then typed in your site in...

I never lose data. By data I assume you mean waypoints and routes and such. I don't use your maps for that, I use them because you have a nice set of maps, topos, and lidar all in one convenient place, where I can create a favorite maps set and roam where I want while switching back and for...

I hit restart and lost yesterdays configuration and all my favorites and there's only a few buttons on the left side now. And the maps are gone too. Before I clear the cache and deal with all the password changes....will this be the last change? I'm hoping for something that won't change for...

Got it, I'm sorry. I thought you were only saying that's it in the photo, but still didn't know the location.

But your photo is taken last year? I don't get it. So, you DO know where it is now?

Are you serious? How would that work in this case.

Yes, I think I recall you saying that a couple years ago..

Thanks

Boyd, I have restarted, but I cannot seem to find the "edit favorites" you speak out in the help file. Is it supposed to be one of these?

Have you thought of beaver?

I wonder how they connected him to all 6 fires? Interesting to think on that.

How'd he take it, with a shot of pine tar cordial? https://d3h6k4kfl8m9p0.cloudfront.net/stories/1EOGe2RpkwZa3irKSX5GnQ.jpg I never heard of that one. But seriously, I do have oatmeal on most winter mornings. Stays with you for hours. I put anything from nuts, to bananas, blueberries...

This slope map you have is interesting Boyd. These are the same eastern ones. Has to be mounded. I wonder of these were charcoal mounds. Look at all the light round donuts in the area.

Those two to the east have identically situated runnels.

The cards given out to those who did this trip. Each time we crossed a watershed, they got a laminated card.

Back then, I wrote reports for all members, whether they made it or not that day. I've included the notice before the report: The title of our next Exploring Trip is; “Four Watersheds in One Day” Get all your Christmas shopping done early, and get out of the malls, because the date of this trip...

My friend has this on her website, and I’m sure many of you have seen it. I saw it a couple years ago, but It’s interesting to use it. River Runner (samlearner.com) That area in Greenwood Forest with the 200 game fields east of 539 is on a big plateau. At one point it's 218 feet above sea...