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Next time I see you, you get a big fat kiss.

Thanks Jay, No I did not notice that other road that you speak of. That area between 563 and 679 is interesting as most people tend to pass it by (except canoeists and batona people.

Nice report Mark. It is a very interesting area with many remains still visable.

Took the motorcycle out on Friday. Beautiful day. I thought I'd share a few photos. much of the old roads were flooded from the recent rains Anyone for tea? Here is an old causeway that crossed the wading river many moons ago. The remains of the bridge are evident in the water...

Fuball, I only got about a 2' from the shore before I reached the top of my knee highs. I don't suspect it is very deep. The water clarity is compromised by debre from decaying sedges/grass and some spaghum, though not much. This area is also subject to some run off from the uplands on the...

These photos are great! Pretty soon I'll be taking my little fishing. He is still a bit young yet. Looks like Mary Emma is warming up to the slimy devils. Jeff

Nice report Guy. Looks like nature reclaimed that area quick since '63. I will have to check out that area near Heritage. Jeff

Very Nice!! Definitely some photos to hang onto! Jeff

Very nice Bill, that second pic with the clouds is a winner. Sorry you missed the rainbow. Jeff

Yeah, it is difficult to see in the photo if there wasn't more evidence of a cord road. I think your "most likely" scenerio is probably right. One of the reasons I stated that it looked old was due to the fact that I didn't see any timber. I figured they were under the spaghum. It is...

Thanks Jim, after visiting the spring I caught a couple medium sized pickerel (about 18") at one of my fishing holes, then it started raining.

Nice report. I enjoyed reading it. That looks like one old corodory road! Due you (PBX members) recall a section of the last PBX hike north of the Power lines that looked like a very old corodory road? Mickey and I commented on it but we were seperated from the rest of you guys. Jeff

I know of a very isolated spring deep in the woods. Recently my curiousity in this spring was peaked by looking at historical photos of it and realizing that since 1930, it has not seen any flucuation in size. It is unique in several ways: first, it is significantly larger than most...

Nice report. That view looking west from the bridge on the factory branch is one of my favorite. When ever I am there is reminds me of a stream one might encounter in the far west. Maybe it is the brown dirt there and the construction of the bridge but I always expect to look over and see...

You're not alone. I would want to also. Fear of being blown to bits might make me hesitate though.

After you took the shot did you say "Thank you....thank you very much"?

Very nice Tom.

Nice pics of Bamber. Moving water is hypnotic ain't it? Jeff

Nice report James. I had never seen that well before. You do cover alot of ground on your trips don't you:) I guess when you coming from PA you have to make the most of the time available and you certainly do. Jeff

I've seen quite a few out there. Or maybe it was the same one several times. Jeff