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Guy, I had seen the plaque while driving by it last week. Maybe someone removed it to get a good shot of the monument. I think that the plaque was located in a poor location in that it would block good shots of the monument. Steve

I think they will come out with a mack version some day. Steve

Check out Google Earth. It is basicaly Keyhole and it's free. Sorry Guy, it's a beta and does not work with Mac. Google Earth Steve PS. The maps are 2005. I could clearly see my van in my yard. This will be an awesome tool to help with exploring!!!

Where we goin'? New York? :mrgreen:

I'm in. Just not the 2nd week in August. I'll be camping in the Adirondacks. Steve

Very nice Bob.

I'm surprized that the heron would hang out there with all the noise thats there all the time.

Something tells me those guys got payed in beer.

It's not that I'm not interested, it's just that I can't. I bought myself a kayak as an early birthday present last month and have only used it once. I'm itching to get out again. Steve

Not that we would ever even concider camping there. Wouldn't be legal. Now would it. :rolleyes:

Yes it is and starting at Hawkins Bridge it is farely wide. However I just realized that I just recovered from the worlds longest brain fart. It is the Oswego that has low water not the Batsto. Sorry about that. Man it stinks around here.:mrgreen: Steve

The Wading is always a good bet. You can put in at Hawkins Bridge and there are a few places to take out. First would be Godfrey's Bridge, about 2 to 2.5 hrs. Then there is Allens Bridge where the Wading crosses under Rt563, about 3 to 3.5 hrs. Last is Beaver Branch not to far past Bodines...

I'd love to but can't on Sunday. I wouldn't suggest the Batsto this time of year. The water is too low. Steve

Nice report Guy. I remember that clear area from our Parker Preserve hike. I walked around in there and was wondering why it was clear. Just to let you know, your photos of the accident scene poles are small and very pixelated and you really can't make anything out. Steve

"Protecting the Pinelands is a political issue," she said. "By getting people out there, it is our hope that they will communicate with their representatives that they're beautiful and ecological, and worth protecting." Of couse they will do that after leaving all thier trash behind. BTW...

Oh, you doesn't has ta wait untills ya gets a new one. We can set a day to go back thar in mine. If'n ya don't think it's too hot. Steve

Bob, Your target is a different puddle. It is the one on Martha Rd, the spot we all went to on the Harrisville tour. Steve

LOL, I guess I'm an idiot too. I once split a pair of queens when the dealer was showing a king. The people at the table yelled at me but I didn't mind. I drew a jack on one and an ace on the other(not blackjack). The dealer had 19. I usually play by my own rules and do ok. Oh, and cards are...

I'm sure there is mention of it here. I've just never heard it refered to as Alloway's Rock. I always refered to it as the monument at Friendship. So, who was the woman that was writing a book? Steve