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All, Our goal today was to cross the Tulpehocken to explore on the other side near a location far south of Carranza that we visited in the last month. It is far from any real road and hard to get to. We walked a mile and when we arrived we saw the pond ahead made by beavers where we wanted to...

Also, we drove out to Carranza road this morning and got out of our vehicle and came face to face with a huge black racer that started toward Jessica. It quickly changed it's mind and was gone.

This shows the sidewalks they are making. I checked out the bridge and this one does not have incised letters on it.

The old concrete bridges on Route 70 all have Route 40 incised on them. You can't see it because the state has placed guard rails in front of the bridges. However, near Chairville just east of the WaWa they have removed the guard rail to add sidewalks on the bridge, and if you go there soon you...

My daughter is in Cumberland county and says it is raining. And it is starting here slightly.

Jessica and myself only spent a short while in the barrens today and we checked on a few plants. At our first location right off of Carranza we found the yellow orchids that are trying to survive in a growing dense area. Almost 10 years ago mulptiple orchids were growing at this location but...

"In a survey last year of 1,500 clinicians, 42 percent said they had not heard of the allergic condition;among those who had, fewer than a third knew how to diagnose it." I guess they don't visit our site here!

All I can find right now is comb factory articles.

I have articles concerning the broom factory. I will look for them.

We saw P. clavellata (Green Woodland to me) yesterday as well, but the count was much less that the last time I was there. We are going back again next week or the next because they were not prime yet.

It is never ending and will be here one day. It is inevitable. https://www.yahoo.com/autos/watch-18-wheel-atv-centipede-160000558.html

BTW, if anyone wants to view his file sharing photos you can see them at the below link. The first photo shows a monument he visited in 2010 in Bass River Township. We had a few email correspondence over the years concerning the monument and in one of them a few years before 2012 he wrote me...

I am hearing the sign was stored. That seems like the most plausible choice as it may benefit them in some way later.

Went by today and the sign is also gone. I wonder if they sold it or are storing it?

We went to Quarter Mile today to check again this year for the yellow orchids we found years ago. They are not growing because as expected the disturbance has ended and the vegetation around the location is growing blocking the sun.

The yellow orchids are starting to bloom. Another from today.

We visited the beavers at Webb's Mill again today and things are not much better. The water is flowing but it is high. Something else needs to be done. It is slightly flowing across the road.

I am letting everyone know that member "Frolickin" has passed away. He was a serious avid geocacher but has not posted much in a while. It is shame that he was finally able to retire and then he was gone. :(...

Yes, as Bob and Boyd mentioned he is on this site.