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You are absolutely right. That arm pump is no fun and if your in a long stretch of whoops and your arms start to go....trouble. Sometimes the whoops go on for miles. If I'm doing a long stretch and just leisurly riding I have found that the whoops can be pretty fun at a slow speed and...

Andy, I've done that road many times with my bronco. I have done it in flood conditions as well. This puddle you are talking about...I think I know the one. It is over flowing into the woods? The go arounds are fairly new? It does get pretty deep but I had no trouble on any puddles on that...

Wow!! my baby sitter only weighs 100lbs. Guy, that beaver is heavier than Jessica also I would suspect.

Good advice. I've seen rabid racoons before. I used to be a park ranger (summer job) at a county park and we had rabid racoon. it was out in a field, foaming at the mouth, and it attacked our pick up truck as we pulled up to it. We had an insanly rabid ground hog too. Have you seen any...

I've had alot of beaver encounters and in my experience they have never had an aggresive disposition. I believe the tail slapping thing is more of a warning for other beavers. I think the rabbies is solely to blame for this particular beaver's violent behavior. Jeff

I filled out the Greenwood survey. I also asked for it to be left in a natural state. Jeff

Not that this is a bad picture, but honestly, I think you look better with the shaved head. Jeff

Not in the pine barrens but....

Nice report and great photos! Jeff

Great photos!

These recollections are great! Keep them comming. Nice new hog you got there Scott!! As for the cr480....monster. I used race motocross on 125's and 250's. But those open classers were insane. I took a cr500 (it was an '86) out once, sick, sick power. They say if an open classer doesn't...

Very nice! I am with Bob, Lone pine silo is my favorite. I also like Tracks. welcome to the forum. Jeff

Thanks Dragoncjo, but I don't get down that far too often, probably not for 100 acres anyway. It is a good thing though.

Very nice!! I always love the silhouette of a cedar tree line.

I'm not too sure I know where this is?

I believe Bob knew this guy, the guy who lived in the shack.

That is pretty funny. Well now we know where to go for a good time:rolleyes: How badly burned were the buildings?

Yes, Guy, we are referring to the same grove. There is a sign in there. I believe it says the trees are a hybrid between yellow pine and pitch pine and that it was planted in 1960 but I could be a little off on those details. There is another huge grove in the woods at the north west corner...

I've been in there. I don't think it was an orphanage. It was a retreat center (religious or scouts or something) I read about it somewhere after I came across it. Anyway, it is creepy, it has been vandalized heavily and I guess set ablaze since I was there. You could still find old record...

I bet I know one you are thinking of Guy...the one along the RR between upton and Buckingham, right near Van Note Camp? I recall there is a sign in there about the origins of that grove. Jeff