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The make water proof housings for many digital cameras but they are pretty expensive. I looked at one for my Nikon but it cost more than the camera! When I kayak I just keep my camera in a dry bag and am very careful when I take it out to shot. Steve

They seem to have re-arranged some things.

That is pretty cool. And more current than Google Earth. steve

Welcome aboard. Steve

That would be Rt532

Hair....HA!.....been there done that.

Come on Bob. We know it was purely your idea. It's got "Bob" written all over it.

Where were you holding him?

Let me start by saying that all my experiences in the Pines in those days centered around beer and other recreationals. These memories are not in chronological order or any other order for that matter. I partied at the clay pits (Hidden Lakes) quite often. Day time, night time and weekend...

Nice photos Mike. I really like the polarized shot of the burn. Steve

Cool Bob.

For me, a trip on the Tpk from exit 4 to exit 18 will cost 27.84!

So by the end of his toll hike it will cost me 13.66 to drive to Ocean City. Who knows what gas will be. We'll end up bailing out Atlantic City. No one will be able to afford to go there. Steve

Nice report Jeff. Getting back up the dams is a little tougher, huh?

KenDawg

That post sure doesn't look like metal to me. I sure it's stone. Steve

Welcome aboard Bryant Steve

Somebody got a Christmas bonus I see. Nice. Guy, the camera you use now for hiking takes great photos and is very compact. Don't know why you would want a bulkier one. The 1st one has nice features and the pop up flash is a better option than the other. Puts the flash where you want it. And...

Merry Christmas!

Probably more like 1979-80. After wedding party (not mine). No discos for me. More like "The Night They Burned Old Dixie Down".