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Financed a six pack of the Barleywine tonight. No money down and no payments for 6 months! Jumpin' Jehoosefed! That's some good ass beer. 9.2% on the alcohol Richter Scale is an added bonus. It's an ale that drinks like a meal. Had to follow with a New Dog Town to thin things out. Thanks...

I don't have a beer belly but I do have a hollow leg and a cast iron liver. :)

Whoaaa!!! Check this out: http://www.phillybeerweek.org/ Hmmmm. I am not much for going into a city but this might do it. All of the locals and a lot of nationals.

The Harborview outdoor bar on Cape May Harbor has Sierra on tap. It seems even better on draft. I regularly hit the tap on the way home from the boat in the summer.

Gabe sure has ruined me for life too. My beer purchases for one week total more than my home heating bills. Gotta have your priorities straight I guess. I now use Yuengling to wash dog s*it off my boots. Ben, try Lagunitas New Dog Town. Hops city. Looks like Old Dominion might be hard...

Found a good draft in one of the 2 streetside saloons in St. Michaels. Old Dominion Oak Barrel Stoudt. Barmaid said it was better than Guinness. It was smooth as silk and had a mixture of flavors that you couldn't nail down. I am going to look for it around here. Other than that, I enjoyed...

Great article Jerseyman! It was neat to see the old place name references for all of my current stomping grounds. There are still a few fox hunters around here in Waterford and a friend of mine's father, who used to live in Atco, had over 20 fox hounds. These guys would run the dogs all night...

Lagunitas New Dog Town in front of me right now. Hopped to the top. Picked up some Never Summer, K-9 Kruiser and Dead Guy for a three day drunkfest with some gun club buds and their wives on Tilghman Island MD. Leaving in the a.m. with the cooler, the bride and the dog. Kids are holding down...

I always miss the obvious. You can certainly use this website's map tool as Jim said. The topo option in this site's map tool is not the 1:24000 series maps though and the USGS 1:24000 maps will be a little more detailed. The USGS is not seamless either.

Stay in the forest. Download a copy of the Oswego and West Creek quadrangles here: http://store.usgs.gov/b2c_usgs/usgs/maplocator/(xcm=r3standardpitrex_prd&layout=6_1_61_48&uiarea=2&ctype=areaDetails&carea=%24ROOT)/.do Click on the balloon and you will be able to choose to download. If...

You don't say Jeff ? Took this yesterday afternoon while exploring in the rain with the wife and dog on top of Spring Hill. Looks like a great star spot. Too bad it's a very remote party spot too. Pretty trashed up on top.

Mailing my moohlah in the morning.

Small canine. Red or gray fox. The white coating is confectioner's sugar. Always the prankster, the fox tries to dupe dopey domestic dogs into sampling their crap donut while they sit grinning in the bushes.

Somewhere I have a picture of me at 3 in 1961 standing next to my dad's new 1961 Galaxy. I have to start tearing some drawers apart.

In '71, the last year before choking anti pollution crap was introduced, you could get the Chevelle and the Monte Carlo in a 454 c.i. 425 HP version. I remember your car being available in a 440c.i. "Six pack" The neighbor kid had one. Three two barrels stacked behind each other on a high...

Now I know why you like to rip up the woods roads at 60 mph! Flashbacks. A fast car, a pretty wife and a youngster. Good times right there Bob. I had a '72 Chevelle that I drove from '75 until '82. I bought it used from my sister. Nothing too awful fast, just a 307 with Hedman headers and...

The D600 makes sense too because the steering wheel in the woods truck was unusually large, close to two feet in diameter. Larger wheel, better leverage. We had an F600 Ford and the larger steering wheel and air brake controls were the only difference inside the cab over a standard pickup...

We have a winner, congratulations Maxwell! That is the truck. The grille and inward taper below the headlights are a dead match. Now, is that a Dodge in your photo? All of the big three used to use a regular pickup cab on trucks in heavyweight classes. For example, an F-600 dump truck...

I had an issue with my laptop on Sunday, which runs Windows Vista, not working with my Garmin 60CSX. I usually dump my stuff into my desktop using Mapsource after a trip and manipulate points and view tracks. This is the first time I did it on my laptop. I had put the Mapsource program into it...

No way King. Look at the roof lines and the grille. The paint was in too good of condition for a '61. Original paint too on this truck. I will have to check some IH images.