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So what is a "cranberry pumping station"? Was that used to transfer actual cranberries? Awesome photos. We happened upon that while out in the Jeep last summer.

Hm. Interesting. Coming from the perspective of a huge corporation, (since I work in R&D for one) if permethrin really worked better, the companies would be all over it instead. Can't say I buy that theory. From my own experience with repellency experiments in vitro, DEET does work better...

Very well said, Largo.

And what is the "DEET lobby"? DEET is a relatively cheap, off-patent chemical (meaning that no one company has rights or control over it, it's got the same sort of restrictions in that respect as water). How would the "DEET lobby" be keeping permethrin-based repellents out of the stores...

Actually, I sorta agree with that guy. I don't think he dodged the question, I think that's just about right. Tick-borne diseases go beyond Lyme disease, and it's only going to get worse. (I am speaking from the veterinary perspective, I don't know a lot about tick borne diseases in humans but I...

Thank you both for the information. :)

Oh, geeze, now I feel like such a meanie. I can't get the video to play due to my work's incredibly cumbersome network, but the first pic is pretty convincing.

For a few years I worked on a research farm right outside of New Egypt, and more than once people asked us about the "special zebras" we had in the pastures. They were cattle that had a fistula (basically a rubber plug) in their sides. Zebras? Where did they get that from looking at a plain...

It was probably someone's labrador.

We are in the beginning processes of looking around, and have started with getting information from a company called Premier Modular Homes in Tuckerton.

We were thinking of doing the very same thing in the very same area. I think the best advice I have gotten on this matter is to talk to someone who lives in a modular house. I have a couple of friends who do, and some companies are easier to deal with than others. Use the one that has the...

Great photos! There's another cellar hole toward the back road that's filled with household garbage. One of these days my husband and I are going to hook up a trailer and drive down and clean that cellar hole out.

WHOA! Cool! What a great find!

Eeeeee! How cuuuuuuuuuuute! I love him. He's gorgeous! We do live in a wonderful place, don't we? :)

That's why we find piles of them in the pines. People dump them because it's too much of a hassle to get rid of them.

Holy crap! Sorry to hear that. Did you lose all of your utilities? We had 10", but it was all clean and easy to clean up. Not bad, but I am just exhausted from all that today.

Anyone else get flooded?

Wow, that is wayyy cool. :) Have you tried to find that on Google Earth? I wonder if it shows up there?

It does seem like he was not driving recklessly as was originally reported.

I will look forward to hearing an explanation. A dangerous driver is a dangerous driver. I don't understand what "special needs" has to do with that. The very implication makes me pretty angry, but I will reserve that till I get the facts.