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Tis not fit for man nor beast out there tonight.

By the way, what about those rounded elevations all around it?

I don't know Guy. Looks more to me like something very heavy made an impression on the ground. I understand it's a long shot, but I don't think it has anything to do with practicing to make a firebreak. They use a specific blade for that. What if they needed to take a track off of a bulldozer...

Just to be clear Boyd, I am fascinated to see the gouges in the landscape while I am viewing the recent Lidar for the missing Southern counties that you posted. I don't see these gouges or other land disturbances to this detail on an aerial -- I have to logged on to your Lidar first. Only...

Boyd, it would be better to start on the Lidar, and then look at the spot and coordinates on the aerial. Can that be done?

Really, it's simple to do. Just uncheck the "hillshade" while you have an aerial selected, then have another aerial open to put a marker on it (one that will allow you to do it).

Yes, I remember you saying that about the houses. This is my old house. It seems that the lidar does outline the concrete areas, but it skews them. The garage is in the back, and the floor is skewed, and so is the middle part of the house.

It's kind of weird though up my way. The houses are very ill-defined, and look what it does to this pond.

I like that Crosswicks Creek bridge the best. It's the boss.

How about this one?

You said general area will do. Is his answer in the general area?

Is it this one? https://www.google.com/maps/@39.6765647,-74.5331273,1325m/data=!3m1!1e3

No, these are usually at least 40" long.

Yeah, I was thinking of a better roof rack, because I'm getting a pair of these (but maybe not the ones shown), but the tree branches will destroy an elevated rack. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08B5S4VD2/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_3?smid=A2OW4TPTEBKQRO&psc=1

You do have a point, yes.

My forecast: I have less than 1" possible. Nice.

I am too. If you are slightly to the East, you are on the lower side of the ledge. If you are to the West you are on the ledge.

Yeah, that's it Boyd. The spectator stands are still there.

Wow, that's really up there.

Very interesting rc, I'll have to visit when they open.