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Good post, Piney Boy. This last bit was pretty funny. Christians have been adapting pagan tunes for their own purposes for centuries. You'd think some respect would be in order. :mrgreen:

Very cool, Bruce! Thanks for that. Did you inherit those human fish genes?

That would definitely be a CD worth listening to. I admire your efforts, Bill. I've toyed around with conveying the sounds of the Pines through traditional instrumentation. It would be neat to collaborate. It would be nice to have at hand recordings of various Pine Barrens bird songs...

Yes, GermanG.

Maybe. :)

http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/288101/ingot

So what do we have at the Forks of the Mullica? Two creeks (Batsto and Atsion) conjoining to form a river? Or are they two small rivers conjoining to form a larger river? :colbert:

toitle, What is the difference between a creek and a river? :)

I admit that I drank a few beers in State forests back in the day. I was a different person then. Found Jeebus since then.

Beerded. Ha! You truly are the man, Scott. We ought to get together soon for a dozen beers. Do you, in all your expertise, have a more in-depth explanation for the formation of our Cohansey concretions?

Love them Phils! They're gonna finish strong this year. I say they take the division by 15 games.

I've only taken one geology course, my rednekked friend. I don't pretend to have any expertise, but I don't think there are any concretions in your photos. Spungman?

Awesome array of colors! (Not sure what you mean by 'concretion' though.) Ain't it cool to think that all our colorful Pine Barrens strata was laid down by Noah's flud? Pay no attention to our friend Bob. Evaporation, eh? This beer might evaporate if I don't drink it soon. :beerspill:

This past Sunday, I had the pleasure of paddling the river with none other than Uncle Budd Wilson. Budd is a retired archaeologist who helped excavate important industrial sites at Batsto. His knowledge of the area is extensive, and his passion for local history is unmatched. We each hopped in...

You know it. Especially coupled with some fine ale.

A few friends once paddled to the Casino to enjoy some 22 oz Ommegang bottles a couple summers ago. We pulled our kayaks onto the floating dock and went in for some beer. We probably weren't supposed to do that, but whatever. Yeah, they need to make it more inviting for us lowly paddlers...

Southern Tier Imperial Black Ale. Holy shit.

So you are one to think dudes are purty? That is not becoming of a Christian gentleman such as yourself.

Guy, What is this generic versionyou refer to? I'm assuming I need a prescription? Pandot, thanks for the recommendation. I will definitely be looking into my options. However, I cannot afford to pay another $500 to take the highly unreliable Lyme test.

46er, I've been reading that IV Vitamin C has been known to completely wipe out infectious diseases, even in their advanced stages. I don't know for a fact that I have advanced Lyme, of if I have it at all, but I read that antibiotics are pretty ineffective late in the game. Besides, those...