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Hahaha! Thanks Bob. I overlooked the post date and was just glancing over the responses. It makes more sense now.

Sunday hunting in a state forest? I didn't think regulations allowed it.

Isn't this canceled? I thought there was push back and plans had to change.

Your surveyor didn't have a heavy bladed two foot long machete to get through the denser growth? Shameful!

I usually work twelve hour plus days. so sock and boots are very important to me. (My bed is equally important!) I have found Bridgedale, Smartwool and Darntough to be the brands that work best for me. It all depends on what will be the task for the day.

There is a need to increase the tonnage? What do they have in mind that needs to cross that bridge in the future?

Deep Run north of Hampton Road? I know for certain the direction you are facing Tee is north by the sun light

A good friend and his brother are hardcore bird hunters, both upland and water. They rented some time at this place to train their prized Labrador and German Shorthaired Pointers. It is actually a very nice set up for any training. I forgot which certification they were aiming for with the...

Bob, I wouldn't worry about the tree frog being injured. It isn't. What you think is it's innards is actual the digits on the hind limb. Sometimes the digits have that calico colored fishing worm look to them.

It is an early sixties Ford F700 cab.

Teegate, have you checked the strut mounts yet? We had them go bad twice on the Honda Element we once owned. The clunk was horrible from the broken rubber isolator that had failed.

I have always wondered about that place. What was it? If I am thinking of the correct location, it is hidden off of a a main road but I will let others have at it.

I would be very hesitant to open a stump like that knowing what I know. You may get more than a cryptogram if you are in the right areas. C. horridus may be lying in ambush.

I went through some old files and managed to find a picture of the "fancy" brick steam engine base. This is located with in a good walk of Old Halfway.

There is quite a bit of history still visible in that general area if you have the time to slowly walk through the woods heading in a north east direction. One of the nicest brick steam engine bases I have come across is nearby.

I recall the signs along Kerns off of Claymine being in place for years. I remember seeing them posted at least five years ago or more. I remember seeing restricted signs back off of 72 around the same time along some of the back roads heading into Greenwood.

Kayakers?

I paid $5.30 a gallon for diesel this morning in Hamilton. It cost me a $160 to fill the 2500 HD. Times are tough!

The state could care less about the damage occurring or enforcing the laws on the books that would put an end to any problems. This is about power and control.

Chile, it was a pleasure to listen to your presentation. I couldn't believe how quickly the hour and a half passed. You have an entertaining approach to the subject!