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What a tragedy. I can't imagine the horrific mess of remains left by the explosion. I sure hope his family didn't have to see that, but chances are they did. Jeff

Wow, I can't believe that green snake came through that unscathed. One lucky little fellow that you came along. And that is one good looking frog. I bet he does well with the ladies (frog ladies anyway). Jeff

Dragon, real nice photos!! Please see a PM I will be sending you. Jeff

I've come across a total of three. I wouldn't be too concerned about stepping on one as long as you take resonable caution. The only one that gave me the rattle was a real big one I came across in a burnt over wet area. I backed up and he took off very quickly. I think in most instances they...

Video games are the devil!!!:) Actually, all kidding aside, I do think that video games, although fun, have robbed many kids, and adults, of real life experience. I am certainly going to limit the amount time my son is allowed to play video games when he gets to that age. So, I guess this...

Wow, look at how small the trees are in the '78 photo. and they look like cedar. Guy, are we definitely looking in the same direction on this one? Okay, maybe not since you took the last in '03 and were not trying to match them up. I do recall there being cedars looking south I think. that...

Nice report Guy. I used to pass that "lake" all the time going to carranza by way of Pine crest and I noticed in more recent years that some one had been driving a truck or something around in it. This started after the water level significantly droped, and for some reason never recovered...

A powerful indicator of the changing of seasons. You know, along with the weather.

Very nice Bill, as always.

Thanks for the info Whiting.

NIce report. It is fortunite that the access to this area is difficult as it has cetainly contributed to it's remoteness. Have you checked the 1930 photos for the house (now in ruins)? I have often wondered what was behind Micks. Jeff

Sure, let me check my availability and get back to you. It is a shame there is a geocache there now. Kind of takes away from the romantic aspect of some long forgotten ruin slowly disappearing into antiquity. Jeff

Yeah, I thought that also at first. I was worried the picture wasn't going to be of his wrist. attack dogs, or dogs bred for such purposes, like pit bulls will often go for the genitals. I know of some one who was viciously attacked by his own pit bulls and that is exactly were they got...

Oji, I might have some answers for you on those foundations you found. I will have to find some resorces of mine first though. I'll get back to you. How large approx. were the foundations? Jeff

thanks for the insight Guy. I now know the correct pit that you were referring to previously. That would be a shame if they reactivated that because nature is reclaiming that pit quick. It is actually a very lonely "thinking" spot now. Lets not post the location of that pit. It's on private...

Nice report and Pics. While I have past Buckingham on many occasions I never went into the field because I was under the impression it was private. Nice to see photos of the ruins. A few years back I was fishing in the bogs along the old RR and an older guy came by in a truck and we...

There were large "stadium" lights in the pit across from coyle field last night. I think I recall Guy saying that they might reactivate the pit. This was some time ago that I recall Guy saying that. Could be that is becoming reality. Why they would be working at night I don't know Jeff

I can't recall if I've ever seen a white birch in the barrens. Plenty of grey birches though. Jeff

Nice Pine snake!! Glad the clean up was a success! Sorry I couldn't be part of it this year. Jeff

Nice report Ben. As I mentioned before, I have spent a considerable amount of time around that bog system. I know this area where the packing house was but did not realize there used to be a packing house there. I've kayaked the whole system and it is beautiful, however there are many...