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Steve, did you notice the tree in the foreground?

Housecat? These authorities are some real egg heads if they believe it to be a house cat.

That looks like a very neat location. Thanks for the pics, KCB. I have no clue what to make of it as of now, but I am eager to go check it out myself.

Those are active dunes, LIP.

Jeff makes a very wise suggestion about checking the tide charts. If you plan on taking your time to really enjoy your surroundings and perhaps explore a little, you should make it a two-day trip. If you want to shorten the length of the trip by a few long miles, you can take out at the...

I'm gonna try to attend. Mark is a wealth of info.

KCB, I didn't see where you mentioned that you didn't see water. I look forward to your report.

That's a good question and one that might not be answerable. You mentioned that you saw cat tails at the spot. What kind of water was there? A stream of any kind?

Rolling of the eyes won't give you access to the secret, Guy!

Very good idea, piker. After the big PBX trip on Saturday, I will be severely limiting my time walking through brush. Summer time in the pines is like a two-edged sword. Staying on the water will ensure you that the pleasant side of summer is the side you'll experience.

Boyd, you certainly did not imagine that. Oyster and clam shells were often used as flux for any sort of smelting operation. These shells can be found all throughout the pines, and it could drive you crazy trying to figure out how and why they got there, since most locations where they are...

Ok, thanks.

KCB, can you give me the coordinates? I frequent Allaire and would love to see this.

LOL. Great link, Boyd. On a more serious note, lake Broyhill does indeed exist. Pm me for coordinates. If I deem you worthy of knowing the location, I just might let you in on perhaps the greatest secret of the Pines.

Normally? I don't know if they would even qualify was class 1. Perhaps during flood waters....

I did this run and beyond this weekend. Very smoothe ride save for the narrow stretch below Hampton furnace. There's alot of history to be found along this gem of a river.

Virgo, if you have a canoe, take it.

Have fun, virgos. Hopefully you'll survive to start a seventh thread on the Oswego.

http://ebaumsworld.com/tags/bizarre-sea-creatures/ Evolution is wild!

Thanks, Guy.