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I haven't checked the area out yet but time and erosion would have someting to do with that I think. Steve

Have your friend clean his lens. That usually scares the orbs away.

A quote from Heart of the Pines, page 764: " Steve Eichinger, with his interests in old road returns (the recording of roads as they were layed out) found the return for the Tulpehocken Road. One of the marks on this road was where it crossed the Tulpehocken branch at Hawlings Mill. This...

We are getting close to Christmas. :mrgreen:

Kinda off the beaten trail so I think it may be a hunter trying to discourage bikers from coming into the area. Steve

Yes the links are working now. So, there was a mill on the Tulpahocken? I did not know that. Steve

The links are not working for me. Steve

You are not alone. :mrgreen:

That's a nice area. I've only been there once but want to go back. Steve

I don't think it would have the little tail coming done on the top of the 5 so I'm sure it is an S. Steve

I'm pretty sure that my gps shows a Bryant Rd running through Greenwood. I wonder if it is the same person. Steve

A friend just sent me that book. Looks like a good read. Steve

And here I though you meet someone unexpectedly. :mrgreen: No, I've never been there but I've heard of it. I hear you can feed the beavers by hand. Steve

I'm pretty sure I have seen "Union Works" on other old maps in the same location as well. Notice that it does not say "Union Clay Works". Steve

Yeah. I believe I had found it in the Rutger's archives also. Steve

Oh, I don't know Bob. Our 3 River Crossing hike was probably equal to 25 trail miles. Sure felt like it! :mrgreen:

That would turn out to be more of a hike than a paddle. The only good time for the Batsto is in the spring. Steve

I do not like politiacal posters at all.

I'm out too. I'm going to be at the shore this weekend. Steve