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I agree with Al, you are the man Guy. I have been going to the hill since 1973 and it was weird seeing the trees with their tops cut off by the jet.

Guy, I replied to your private message. Thanks, Ken

Guy, I think I sent it as a private message. Ken

Guy, I sent you an email. Ken

Guy, Did you get my email last week? Ken

Guy, I bought a cell phone holder that fits on my back pack at Home Depot. I put my Garmin ETrex Venture GPS in it while hiking, in case I trip it leaves my hands free to catch my fall. I had to modify it to work for me. I think it cost $15. - $20. and I think It's worth it. I lose the...

Guy and Ben, The cache I placed at Union Clay Works is not at the ruins but behind it in the woods. There is a firebreak trail that leads to another firebreak trail and the cache is just off the trail. If you would like the cache archived I will do so. I am sorry, I did not wish to cause a...

Since I do it in the Pines now, for nothing. I think I would have been a Peregriner, especially if I was getting paid.

Guy, Thanks for the information on the firetowers. I have been thinking about this subject for sometime. I always enjoy the view from Apple Pie Hill and I was wondering about the view from other towers. I have been trying to convince my employer to let me borrow a bucket truck to go to Bear...

I found some info about Nash's cabin, that may help. In the "Iron in the Pines " book, by Arthur Pierce, on pages 101,102,103 from the Martha Furnace diary, it says that a James Nash worked at Martha Furnace in 1810. I do not know if he lived there, but it is a coincedence.