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looks like a freshly graded hampton road and certainly not the trail that runs along the skit.

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At the end of cemetary road in Knowlton is........a cemetary. http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&ll=40.920602,-75.015271&spn=0.001913,0.003573&t=k&z=18&om=1 what I didn't know until after I had left was that the small round structure at the top of the cemetary used to be a 1 room schoolhouse...

no toads but some fence lizards.

same snake I believe there were at least three that I walked up on. This one chose to fight and never did turn belly up. About 20 inches. Mean girl. Hissed like a punctured tire. Struck at me 6 times.

Heterodon platirhinos There were more than one. I have GOT to get a decent camera. I won't give out the location except to say it was quite remote and where you would expect to see them.

what kind of car?

there are a few roads called push line road. off the top of my head, another one I am aware of is called 1981 push line road heading southwest off of oswego road. I too wondered where someone would come up with a name like that and concluded it had something to do with firefighting.

I stopped at sandy ridge about 3.

Hopefully not a repost. Batteries were about dead in the camera so I only got a few shots of the remains of Sandy Ridge.

No, it does not.

“We have to be careful to not make it too restrictive so that if you have to defend and protect yourself, or if you have to use it against a dangerous animal, you can do so without having to worry about restrictions,” McCarty said. Absolutely. Could you imagine not being able to protect...

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take pictures off the stuff before you pick it up. then show them where you found it if they insist.

its not that uncommon to see ringnecks on the road. roadways make a good place to find gravel that they keep in their crop to help grind up seeds, corn soy etc. what is uncommon is to see ringnecks in the wild at all. 40 years ago you could push a field and several dozen would flush in all...

nice views from warren grove.

land rover and hummer

The park appears to have exhausted its appeals, and was ordered on January 31st to be off the premises by 5pm on Feb 5th. Paragon as we knew it is now dead. I've been deluged with new members on my site since Kyle Knosp, the former owner of Paragon Action Park went public with the news of the...

Fine woohoo! I'm wrong, you're right.

USS Nautilus 1958: Journey under the ice cap to the North Pole by submarine. Because of the ability to remain submerged for long periods, the nuclear-powered USS Nautilus was chosen to make the first crossing under the North Pole. Under command of Captain W. R. Anderson, she left Pearl Harbor...