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The name is probably pronounced D-Ann.

Where did you see a picture of it's face? Steve

The trip is Speedwell to Beaver Branch. You put in at Speedwell on RT563. The liveries have permission from Lee Brothers to put in on their property because it is a dangerous spot where you have to park and put in on 563. It will be about a 5.5 hour trip. Steve Edit: My bad. I think it is 5.5...

It certainly does look like a very large cat but without good size cues it's hard to tell it's size. Steve

How big is that tree?

Hmmmm............ they worked earlier.

T'ain't sayin' it is or ain't but I don't see any size cues in those photos to give an indication of size. A 60lb panther would have left tracks that would have been documented. Steve

Could they just be the names of the people that had owned the house? In other words, he could move next door to the Smith's place. Steve

I think it's just the common name. My sister and brother-in-law call it Red Road also. Steve

I saw that sign the other day. Never heard it called Push Line Rd before. Steve

Stay in Jersey. Go to the Delaware Water Gap and hike a section of the A.T. Steve

Like mx174k said the Batsto is a little tight at Hampton. If the water is high and fast beware, it can be pretty rough. It will be hard to move your paddle freely and being on a sit on top will make it worse. It is a beautiful run though once you get through that first part. Steve

You were fortunate that the tree blocked your way. You see so much more on foot. Steve

I love a good massacre.

I think it's a space ship. :mrgreen: Steve

That cellar hole is in good shape. I drove by that hundreds of times until I found it by accident a couple of years ago. Steve

There doesn't seem to be much damage so you still have a place to stay. Steve

You must not have read my other post. In high water the Oswego moves very fast. There are many strainers, fallen trees etc., across the water that can trap you and be potentially dangerous. The force of the water can push you sideways against the blockage and swamp you, sucking you under. It can...

Hang onto your hat! The last time I did the Oswego after heavy rains it was very fast with lots of strainers. Pretty dangerous, but fun if you're careful. Steve

I have a duplex. So two heaters and two hot water heaters were submerged. One heater is working now. Haven't tried the hot water heaters