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Bob, The Rattlesnake Plantain is starting to bloom.

Bob, You got some great pictures there! Buddy looks like he spotted something. I bet it was nice and cool down by the stream.

Jewelweed- Impatiens capensis, Helps soothe the itch from poison ivy.

I looked it up and it seems to be the cure for many ailments.

This was on an old road that isn't driven on anymore and overgrown. There were a couple more but I don't think there were a lot. Also a lot of Crown Vetch in the area. Just on the other side of the heavy woods where the Fly poison was located.

Like many of the finer things in life green comes free.

Turtle, I googled coral bells and believe you are correct. The picture of the Redroot looks like a picture of the audience at Woodstock! When I enlarged the picture I could spot areas with different colors. As for the Milkweed, I a still a novice and really can't tell.

Spoons for the tiny woods people.

This looks like a piece of candy.

I'm having a great time and I always enjoy learning something new.

St.Andrews Cross- Ascyrum hypericoides

I believe it was a misprint of conical corners which fits better if you look at the intersection on a map.

I graduated from Pemberton H.S. in 1979. The kids in Carpentry class back then would go to the railroad station and do work on it. I think that most of them were either getting high on the roof or trying to sneak across the street to the North-End Bar.

Bob, You can wear your best suit to see the Orchid because it's on the side of a parking lot. When do you think is a good time to see the other plant. I just need a little notice so someone will be around to watch my mom.

What's this? Should I go back in a week to check it out?

Bummer, Just a little too late!

I think that after they uncovered the area where the turntable was they could approximate where other things went. For many years that land was a lumber yard with warehouses on concrete slabs. Wawa bought the property and dug up the slabs. Unfortunately they also built a Wawa there. One of the...

I stopped by the Pemberton Railroad Station on Sunday and learned that they had just located and dug out the old ash pit. The old steam engines would stop over this pit and pull a lever which opened a door on the bottom of the firebox dumping all the ash into the pit. The plan is to rebuild the...

Yes, A friendly fella pointed it out to me earlier in the week...

I stopped on the way home from work and took this pic. Marsh St. Johns-wort Hypericum-virginicum