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In my day (70's) White Electronics was one of the best, I could never afford it. They were taken over by this company. https://garrett.com/noticesupdates

Nice shot of the snake Guy. Made me shiver.

The gnats are out again.

We all love you Al (manumuskin).

It's patently obvious too, that he wants paved roads everywhere and to have them crack down on everybody that ever drove on sand roads. Look at what he says in here. It's a litany of his gripes. "but it remains just a large hunk of bareness (as in the Pine Barrens)" "Maps would tell everyone...

Go away Al. Just go away. Stop trying to make the Pine Barrens a city park.

What's a trail? Actually, I want to put a plug in for Well's Mills trails for families who want to walk in the woods. I've been surveying some streams that feed off of Oyster Creek and was really amazed at how nice it is back there and how well kept the trails are. By the way, I had a little...

Peer pressure works both ways Al. Wherever you got that meme, those guys are peer pressuring people to 'not' take the vaccine. I'm kind of glad my parents peer pressured me to get smallpox and other vaccines. Isn't polio a vaccine? Children worldwide receive it. Remember the sugar cube? I got...

Sorry to hear about your wife passing.

How many Westerns have we seen where the land grabbing, cigar smoking banker had a big office in the caboose with a walnut desk, whiskey decanters, and several of his hired minions slouching in chairs, just itching to run the sheepherders and sod busters off their own land.

Go for it if you need it.

One thing I really like about it is that Dell created a program within their monitor management system for it titled "Easy Arrange". It will take awhile to get used to it, but it's very flexible.

After a lot of reviewing, and thinking, and taking breaks from thinking, I chose a Dell 34" wide curved monitor. I had several reasons for choosing it. I really like it so far.

I do recall finding a small concrete pad somewhere in this area, but it was 25 years ago. Never could find it again.

I'm sorry, I may have been complicating this discussion. I was not calling a 32" monitor a "wide" monitor because the aspect is still 16:9. But is your 34" monitor 21:9? That would be ultrawide, correct? You called it a widescreen. So my question is restated: did you find your 32" (if it had the...

That's odd. Was it a path? That's swamp.

I botanized all the way to the end on that side.

But, you've likely not had a 32" regular display, right? What is your sense...would 'that' be better than your widescreen? Also, does your widescreen scrunch people or photos compared to a regular screen?

That looks like the big reservoir on the Shoal Branch.

And so Boyd, if I went for the 32" monitor, I could always dial the resolution lower if everything seems too small, right? I know I'd lose some sharpness though.