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Good points. PPA's email was very convincing. They left out a few salient details, but that has been discussed here. Like many others of you, I will not be renewing my membership. What a shame!

Ed, I just applied. Please approve me? :)

Will have to wait until March to see the exhibit -- but I wouldn't miss it. Thanks, Jerseyman!

Continually amazing to me. Thanks, Ed! Miss y'all!

Beautiful! I especially liked the bog with moss close-up. Thank you! ~Glo

Magnificent photos, Bob. Breath-taking! Thank you.

Beautiful, beautiful views of that lovely place! Okay, I guess my vote goes for #2 as well. Thank you, Ed!

Funny! Yes, I've seen those looks. Glad you're enjoying the sounds. ~Glo

Your son might enjoy listening to these frog songs, recorded by forum member Bill Beck: http://gloriarepp.com/resources/frogs/#frogsongs Glo

You know, I was just thinking that! Looks like the perfect place for a frog-adventure, too.

Great pix -- and videos give a nice perspective, complete with squishy wet sounds. Thanks, Jeff. I didn't know it was there. Really must expand my horizons beyond Friendship Bogs. ~Glo

Speaking of books --and not at all in the same ball park as Boyd's and Linda's--I plan to be at LOP with Book 3 in Tales of Friendship Bog: TRAPPED, and a novel, THE FOREVER STONE, set in the Pines. As always, anyone from this forum whose name or face I recognize gets a free book. If you want...

I can listen to the file from my computer without registering. :)

Nice story, Guy, complete with venerable stone, fearsome green haze, and a mysterious puffball. I've always wondered about caves . . . Glo

Thank you, Jerseyman. The subject definitely has possibilities--perhaps I may do a little studying (guess where?) in the spring! Glo

I wondered about that, but I always thought they had a more precisely defined shape. I guess I'm wrong, judging from this photo. Praying mantis is one insect I really like!

But . . . it's so artfully constructed! :ninja:

Good! Long may it hang! It's the first thing I'll check, come Feb. Glo

Love these pix, Ed . . . Can't wait to hear what everyone says! Glo

Belated thanks, Jerseyman, for the fascinating sequence of Retreat history you detailed for us. The statement about "children in the neighborhood" caught my eye too, but I had no idea of the subtext. With Dickens' ghost hovering near, I wonder: how common was child labor exploitation in those days?