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Wow sad photo. The alternative to burning those fields is mowing and tractors aren't very turtle friendly either. You can burn more in a half hour than you can mow in a day.

I was thinking that it may be interesting to take a look at a tax map to see if anything lined up. On the other note I really havn't spent a lot of time on this site so I haven't seen seen your maps yet.

I heard the story about Joe Mulliner and Cave Cabin Branch but I always pictured it as a hole dug in the ground with a wooden structure built on top of it.

The only thing I ever heard was that Star Tree and Moon Tree were just points of reference. I was told that Moon tree was at the intersection of Bryant and Jones Rds., although I saw it once marked on a map at the ints. of Bryant and Long Ridge. There was an old sign that said "Star Tree"...

I saw it originally from an aircraft and you guessed right where the name came from. I can't think of any common reason why some one would do this. The ground is pretty soft out there, I'm thinking if you wanted to bury something just dig a hole.

Thanks for your help. Now I'm annoyed with my self for not figuring that out. Thanks again!

I came upon this pile of rocks about a mile behind Coyle. It's about 4' high. Some one had to drive them in on a rough road, walk them in, about 70' on a foot trail and neatly stack them by hand. Does anyone know why some one would do this? We first noticed it from the air about 2 years ago and...

Hi: Is there someone who could run though the steps on attaching a photo to a post? I saw the post on FAQ but I couldn't get it to work for me. Thanks for your help.