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Which predominates, though? On second though I think you may have O.D'd :rolleyes: :mrgreen:

I'll take a hit of that. :wink: At one time or another, all of the above.

Sounds good to me.

I don't know how illegal it is for dirtbikes to ride there. I've seen them hold organized motor-crosses there. As far as Atco Raceway being on state land, I think it is state land around Atco Raceway. The raceway has been there as long as I can remember. Steve

Way to go Ben.

It looks like you got to the scene a little late Bob.

Plenty of deer! Redux I think the term Atco Atco was often followed by Sunday!! Sundaaaay!!!

WTG Ken. I wonder where it's mother was.

Ditto on the digital. :shock: For what you just payed for developing you could have gotten a nice one.

Hi Robb, welcome aboard. The last name is not May, it is Atkerson. I really don't know who Charles Will was but his grave is in the pines near the site of the former Eagle Tavern. The grave is maintained by someone but no one knows who. Steve

It was near the cellar hole in the picture if that helps.

Was it about 30' from a cellar hole?

So, I guess he is the one who left the plastic flowers that I found there.

When you go into the deep pines, hiking off trail, you see very little trash compared to road or trail side. One thing you are almost assured to find though are those dang ballons. :furious: Side note: When you do find trash it's usually more interesting.

Never heard of it but here is a link. http://www.geosnapper.com/view_large.php?wyp_id=2254&coll_id=375 Google is a wonderful thing.

Consider yourself corrected. We came upon the tree while looking at cellar holes at Harrisville on the pond side of the road. I remember about where it is so the next time I'm in the area I will measure it. Steve

An interesting note. I did not tilt the tree to line up. It seems the trees have the same slight lean.

Based on an assumption that Ken and Bob are the same height (and I think they are within an inch of each other) I sized and pasted Bob and his tree (to match Ken's ht.) over Ken and his tree. It appears that the trees are the same diameter. Of course this is not scientific (neither is measuring...

I wouldn't want to tangle with a raccoon.

You made it clear.