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thanks yeah it's a cool language

I was vegetarian for awhile before going full vegan, I love it. Some people look at it like I'm sacrificing something but except for the occaional craving for cheese I never regret it at all. Shopping can be a wee bit complicated on occaision cause there are animal products in EVERYTHING, but...

a bit, me grandmother used to speak it, mostly when she was "peturbed", I understand it more than I can speak it myself Brian

I own what has to be one of most sad and worn out copies of this book in existance. It's a little paperback, pages falling out, bent, broken, dog eared, marked and worked over. This poor little guy has been rode hard and put away wet. It has been on canoe trips, thrown in a pack, on the dash, in...

Don't know if you've gone yet, but yeah, the Rancocas Nature Center is a really cool place. I used to got there all the time with my grandmother when I was a kid, saw quite a few bluegrass festivals there before they stopped having them, and have hiked the trails out back more than a few times...

Thanks Barry but I can't access your list, it seems to be behind the ol' firewall here at work Brian

Is there anything left to Hog Wallow? I hear it's between Speedwell and Jenkins on the way from Chatsworth to Batsto, but I've seen no evidence of it Brian

this picture has gotta be at a WaWa...the tan stucco wall has me mouth drooling for black decaf.. Brian

and besides.....I'm a vegan...ha-ha! Brian

Thanks Mike keep me posted I'd like to get involved. I have no problem cleaning cages, doing grunt work, and I have plenty of room to take in one or more foster kids, thanks again Brian

Thanks Renee this I can read, more gaelic than greek... Brian

pineylenape, I would apologize for my post upsetting you, but I have no desire to. I am not a native and have never professed to be, though I am interested in the history and I thank you for pointing me in the right direction to learn more about the history of the native people. I had never...

very cool thanks Guy, I'll be sure to take it all the way out next time. I came in from Carranza Road and you're right, some of the buildings definately remind ya of being back in time. My wife is from N Carolina and she was amazed by how much it looked like parts of that. I also saw the grave...

Thanks Steve, I took it as far as the asphalt went but didn't want to try any further with my little Saturn, was just curious, maybe I'll come back with the 4x4, thanks again Brian

cool enough

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There's a little side road on the way to the Carranza memorial, I think it's called Moore's landing or Moore's Mill or something like that. it turns to sand at the end, anyone know where it goes? Brian

Are there really cougar in the pines? Has anyone ever seen one or sign of them? Brian

yeah I have noticed that. I saw a bumper sticker once that said something to the affect of..URBAN SPRAWL- TEAR DOWN ALL THE TREES FOR HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS THEN NAME THE STREETS AFTER THE TREES Brian

I keep thinking that someday the houses will be big enough, there will be enough golf courses, strip malls, banks, gas stations, and churches. They'll have enough housing complexes with cute little woodsy names...woodland glenns or pine hollow commons or some such garbage, and preservation will...