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Your dating yourself Abrams , you Old Hippie :-)

Yes I have that plan and have read it.matter of fact a friend of mine wrote part of it..I know where most of those stones are

Ben there are some nice old survey stones up that way.You want to see em we can take a walk.Oct 9 is my surgery so I"m going to have plenty of time coming up.

Whipoorbill and I once walked Tulpehocken Crik from Carranza rd to Hawkins Bridge in shorts,the idea was to stay in the crik as much as possible.Well we ended up walking the banks in a lot of places because the crik was either too muddy or too much brush in it and the banks were solid cut...

I don't know how you'uns feel about it but to me if you ain't gonna put the monument in the right spot why bother?I guess I"m just OCD when it comes to things geographical.

There is no bog anywhere near the monument unless they are speaking of Skit Branch north across the rd probably a half mile or so away. Another mystery to track down

Is this saying that the monument isn't the actual crash site?

I"ve walked parts of Scotland Run between Malaga Lake and Willow grove lake (Canoed it as well) but this area up here looks interesting.Might try walking parts of it up there after my knee operation.Looks like the bottom is solid from the rd crossing.

No you can go in by the tracks but it's a further walk.I know a short cut thats by far more interesting and gives you a tour of the parts of camp Hollybrook that garrison doesn't own.Stay south of Fries Mill rd (His driveway) and your on nature Conservancy.I park about a mile north of the tracks

He's great! Brings out the Hillbilly in me! I"m already barefooted, Headed for my Bibs

I park on Port Cumberland rd or up a side rd into Peaslees on the east side of rd.You would shoot down 49 past Cumberland pond to first right then down that rd a couple miles.maybe ten minutes off 55

Had some hard rains down here recently.Thats always good for surface hunting,I found that point in a four inch deep recent erosion channel.Creek so low the rain hasn't raised the level so crik huntin also good,water gets too high it fouls the water and makes walking hard upstream which is best...

PS I found this within screaming distance of the crik I took you and Jess too

I don't find near as many as my buddy Bob but he said I have a knack for finding the real beauties.I told him thats because I"m darned near blind as a bat and it's the beauties that are the only ones I can see.

Found today Deerfield TWP.

I think he has Featherbed Branch way too far downstream or hawkin Bridge way too far upstream???

That terrain viewer is something else! I hadn't used that before.

where you live Tommy P down Cumberland county way?

Thanks Boyd.That fixed it.I was on computer and I usually copy the url and paste it into the post but the url didn't have the location info.I just fixed that with your help.Thanks!