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monday's shelves sorry about the soft focus, but the shooter prefers it this way first tree I ever bowed down to, when walking away tanks, freed

So would I. It's the only house that's ever compelled me to slam brakes. Please post updates, T? Tanks.

Freed, my little mermaid -- these are for you -- thanks for finding the tree. More to be done here, in better light. Hoping the shelves remain strong until Monday. Whip

If you're talking about the recent batch, Bob -- I was along Schoolhouse Lane leading into Sea Breeze. I see Photobucket zapped my mermaid photo. Drat. Oh, well. I see it was upsetting Alfie, too. Guess I'll let it go. Whip EDIT: Okay, I know which photo you're talking about now...

schoolhouse lane, then heading on in ... chasing the clouds away

then and now, I guess. then, whenever. now, tuesdays. then was better, wasn't it.

I don't know why I follow this maniac. The idea being to penetrate a marsh from this road entering the deep, darkest heart of America. Don't go, Whip! Planned point of entry. "I don't know why I'm married to you, Alfie." "Ahem. Um, Alfie?" "I'm think I'm being chased by a...

back to Bear Swamp One more summer outing for Alfie and me today. We stayed close to home again, planning on an easy hike up a railroad grade near the Bear Swamp. But we found a lost trail that entered the swamp and were lured in. Best season for 'shrooms in memory...

yes, yes, yes

fields, when it should have been a stream Overheated all the way, Alfie and I partook in a home-area (Cumberland County) circuit walk today, merely searching out simple fields full of insect chatter. I carted recording gear along (crickets starred), kept on eye out for the ever-abundant...

Great going, Guy. This location offers a great one-two punch (history and natural beauty); I can't wait to read the article you compose for the front page. It's a shame the video files are so large. I could take an hour of that dam -- it's so beautiful and peaceful. Guess I'll just have to...

The Beck's Canal trip (last get-together) was neat! Plus it was fun meeting forum-ites. Like then, this'll probably be a day-before decision for me (complicated schedules are my life); I hope it won't be too late. Seems like quite a few are lining up for this one. The mansion might fill up. :)

That's because, Alfie, there were two different ID inquiries. What made the matter confusing was that both frogs were orange and found in garages. The latter had the photo, which made identification easy (the wood frog); the other was described as orange, wee, stuck vertically, and potentially...

Yeah, she's a woodie. They're listed as being within our geographical area, but I've yet to see or hear one in South Jersey. Wood frogs sound a lot like southern leopard frogs (both species spend a lot of time telling one another jokes, then rolling in bogs laughing out loud), and the two...

I hear you, Bob. Sound collecting is like much else in life; it makes one work hard before realizing rewards. I'm still learning out there on the bogs, in fields, at creeksides and marshes (notably where to be, and when)... the more I think I know about the beautiful hobby only opens up...

Tuesday with the Pillsbury Doughboy Uh ... don't mind Alfie. He's had a bad day. He lost all of his electronics and couldn't find any stones (including his own). Nescohague bound creek's first glimpse in the canal Doughboy wollers in Nescohague GPS dunking...

Guy, Thanks for posting this! Al and I went to the dam location on the Nescohague this morning (one of many lovely stops). I found the creek/dam scene exceptionally beautiful ... peaceful. Alfie'd jumped right in the creek when we arrived, wanting to find some glass slag. I took...

Glo, Pancoast ... thank you. The above video clip is from a most beautiful film by Akira Kurosawa, called Dreams. In this section of the film (one of eight dreams), a man in an art gallery becomes so absorbed in a painting by Vincent Van Gogh that he dreams of journeying into the...

The posted batch of photos were blurry before I went to town on them. :) My camera is wandering the world with my vacationing family (while I suffer at home, alone). Alfie brought a little point-and-shoot digital that dates back to the flood; he handed it over. I quickly realized a normal...