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Wait a second, DeepXplor. Which "Blue Hole" did you dive exactly?

Yes, sir - I think so!

An abandoned meander of the Mullica. Nothing like kayaking through the thick of a cedar swamp.

Route 542.

Compare this with the previous photo of me kayaking over the foot bridge at Batsto.

Made it out for another flood paddle in the wake of Irene. The water was about 2 and 1/2 feet higher than last time! Pictures to come.

Fill us in!

What's going on over there? I can't find anything in the new about it.

That's not supposed to happen here. The rapture must be nigh.

Bob, oops! 1 and 1/2 feet long. And no, 46er, nothing like that. Lemme see if I can find a picture of a similar fish.

When I was diving in the Batsto River the other day, I saw two rather large fish(about a 1 and 1/2 each) hovering side by side between the branches of a submerged cedar tree. They had long, narrow bodies and their heads were pretty rounded, and I'd guess that they are grayish/blueish in color...

Spungman, can you explain what we're looking at on that map?

I beg to differ, Ben. The beer is good when its aged and paired with fitting food. You'll catch on.

Nice!

Al, the wrecks are about 140 years old. I'm jealous of your underwater excursion!

Thanks, Al and Guy. Yes, that's the photo I took of one of the wrecks at Hermann during a blow-out tide.

http://gabrielcoia.bandcamp.com/ Something I wrote for a string quartet back in college.

I tease! I tease!

Well, it certainly doesn't match up to the greater Egg Harbor River, a.k.a. the Mullica. ;) But don't tell Spung-Man I said that.

The "largest"? How do they figure, I wonder?