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ICANOE2, I'm going to the Dogfish head brew pub this Friday. What do they have on tap these days?

Nope. Seriously though, it would be cool to compare notes and what not. On Wednesday, my friend and I will be brewing some beer with a strain of hops that the Germans brought to NJ all those years ago. I'll let you know how it turns out.

A tough truth!

oh no! Someone else has got the same idea I do. Damn! I'll just have to beat ya to it. Or we could work together. :)

Was it an article from the Batsto Citizen's Committee by any chance?

:rofl: That's awesome.

Guy, that's very interesting. Samuel Richards built the forge and locks at the location of what we call "locks bridge" sometime in the 1830's. He also built Washington Forge (Lower Forge) on the Batsto and re-established the traditional Atsion Forge during this period. He must have had that...

Yikes. Sorry to hear about the misadventure. Bob is right, though.

Don't tell Dick Cheney.

Ooh, low blow. :mrgreen:

No more chiggers, but the ticks are still out there.

That's what I was thinking.

:mrgreen:

The security was stationed at Triad when I graduated in 2004. Things have to change over there, and I don't mean cracking down on students.

Nice pic of the old R.R. bridge, Jim. I haven't done any exploring around those parts. That must change soon.

John West, eh? You the man, Guy. A bit-off topic: I'm assuming that Rider's Switch was named after Andrew Rider?

Jumping in here.... Guy and Scott are correct: It is Wescoat. That being said, it should be noted that the surname was eventually changed to Westcott. Thus, "Westcoat" is perfectly excusable. :mrgreen: Bob, I believe that Gordon's map is slightly incorrect. The Nescochague Creek was...

That really hits home. This sucks.

I am firmly convinced that the chiggers are done. Props to ol' man winter.

What about the effects of idling and stop-and-go traffic? Perhaps I'm misunderstanding the article, but I'm thinking in terms of carbon emmissions locally.