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It was a great to meet Bob, Guy & Jessica, and Jeff. I had a great time until the very end. The truck is stuck in 4-low. But only for now. It wouldn't have been as bad if I did it on the trail. Instead I waited until I got to the main road to be absent minded. DAMN. Aside from that I had a...

Bob, there is a chance that I might be able to go. I have the 4WD truck that George mentioned. I am going to try to do my best and be there. Paul

JMAXX, this site is awesome. I checked out the house I grew up in over in Philly and it was there in 1940. Amazing, amazing site. I'm definitely hooked. Thanks. Paul

Ben, this is friggin' cool. Thanks. Paul

Thanks to everyone for the positive responses to an awesome day in the pines. Guy, as usual I believe you are correct about 80 & 81. Tom, just got done watching the game, as I'm sure you did too, and HOW 'BOUT THEM FLYERS!!! Paul

George, I am glad that I took time to explore too. Thanks for the directions. Oh, by the way, the only reason I got any mud on the truck was because I tried to follow your quad tracks along Fleming. It happens....hehehe... Paul

Got another cool photo of a mature lizard on the Clark trestle I forgot to add to the others. Paul

Yesterday I was itchin' to go to the pines so I DVR'd the Flyers game and headed out. I took Chew rd. to Fleming and went north towards Parkdale. I took Fleming to where Sandy Causeway and Burnt Mill all meet. I parked the truck and headed towards the Clark and Sleeper trestles. My first time...

Guy, excellent photos. Can't wait to see more. Is the red vehicle in the first shot a Bronco? It looks like one from that angle. Just wondering. Paul

It looks interesting. Maybe worth checking out. I hope they don't make the devil look cheesey.

George, great pictures. Very impressive looking machines. And, by the way, that's a heck of a name for the spreader spray painted on it. Figures I would point that out. Paul

Bill, great photos. I've been in the pines at dusk before and it is definitely a different experience. I might try a midnight run some time. I just can't let the dark woods play mind games on me. TOO LATE. GOTTA GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Medford Piney, I was just pokin fun with my original comment. If the pictures you took didn't come out so good I might not even have noticed the ball. I didn't mean too take away from the origin of the thread. Thanks for sharing. Paul.

Pete, are there alot, if any, trees that need to be removed in order for these machines to make the trenches? Paul

I believe one way to tell the difference between the white & red cedar is that the white cedar has roots in the shape of basketballs just like the one to the far left.

Largo thanks again for the history lesson on the Iron Mill, Albertson trestle, and the area in general. I am looking foward too bringing my wife and girls to Albertson and the Clark and Sleeper trestles. I felt bad about being a couple of minutes late but as it turned out your prescence at the...

You act like Bob, Baron, and myself keep asking the same questions over and over and over and.........

Since Bud already tastes like piss, could this combo taste like bloody clam piss?

By the way, great recordings Bill. All the different sounds seem to be almost "orchastrated" if you will. Very mesmerizing. Paul

I second the notion that this is a great site. It blows my mind thinking of the endless possibilities of sound manipulation. Paul