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That's funny, Guy. I went by that thing yesterday and grabbed a pic, although neither I nor my friend Jack cared to sit on it. Did you see the unusual, yet semantically related, tree ornament just a little further south on the east side of the road?

Hey Ben, I'm having a hard time uploading photos this evening. The files are 1600 x 1200, 1 to 1.8 megs. I created an album, clicked upload photos, clicked select photos to upload, selected several photos, and clicked ok. The images were all added to the list and the uploads began. Several of...

Awesome bottle, Ed. I love finding old glass.

You can find lots of square nails around Harrisville as well. I have one sitting here on my desk.

The remains of Fort Shapanack and the Hull graves, nice :). Been up by there many times. And the "inn" is always picturesque in the end-of-day light. Have you visited the remains of the Depew or Van Campen cemeteries near Calno? Lots of interesting history in that area.

Very cool finds, Ed. I know where a bunch more of those insulators can be found, if you don't mind a short hike and shinnying up a pole :). Wierd, but back in the early seventies those old glass insulators became collectible for a time. Might be they still are in some circles. The iron pieces...

I love browsing around in the LOC archive. You find some really interesting images. Great pics, Ben.

That's really amazing, Guy. I assume that glass is not as fragile as it looks, otherwise I can hardly imagine it surviving.

I'll say. A great read, and thanks for posting it. I've taken large vessels through there a couple of times, but never knew the history.