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I give up. what?

Almost 40 years later and you're still looking for adventure. Steve

Ubiquitous balloons.

It's #84 that you have to look out for. Steve

I have no plans to go if it's raining.

Anyone interested in the Water Gap if the forecast for the weekend improves?

Who knew?

Excellent article Scott. I had always surmised that Red Oak Grove had developed as a place to house workers of the clay works. Your article certainly clears things up. Steve

There is a chance that she drove over private property. There is a gate at Andrews Rd. Perhaps it was open when she did it. Steve PS. It's easier from Harrisville anyway.

I never said he was armed. Twice I never said it :mrgreen: What I'm saying is how is the officer to know? It seems at least one of them was or had been.

Where's a video camera when you need one? Maybe eagles are only defencive where their nest is involved. Steve

Hi Jugsy, I am familier with that spot. It may have been for a cranberry or logging operation, I'm not sure. The only way I know of that you can drive to Martha is off of Rt 679 at Harrisville or up Oswego Rd from Munion Field. You can hike from Oswego Lake to Martha but you would have to go...

Yeah but in the heat of the moment......how does one know?

Just because it's illegal to carry a gun doesn't mean he wasn't. I'm not saying he was, I'm just saying. Steve

I didn't see that article. Did you notice that a link is given for this site for more information? Steve

Banjo, Sorry to hear of your loss. Bear

It's not which side of the river but where on the river. I guess without survey maps you would have to rely on property signs. Steve

Well I guess that makes sense. To me the word "Ranger" evokes an image of someone that is expert in forestry. Someone that knows the Pines like the back of their hand. Today what we have are law enforcement officers so "Police" fits. Steve

At a minimum, some wear hip waders (they get too hot in warmer weather). Somehow we always manage to find a swamp or something to cross. Steve

Thus Bryant Rd. Steve