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They used to scare the crap out of me all the time when bushwacking.They wait till you almost step on them to flush.where are they all at.haven't spooked one in years.must of went with the quail. Al

putting my order in now and I want some of your husbands ice tea mix to go with it:-) Al

That is a neat tree Guy,was that the heartwood exposed by lightning or was it really some knid of tree growing around an older one? Yes those letters are similar and could be the work of one lapidarist. Do they do that by hand with a chisel or is that some kind of stamp they can clamp the stone...

A different genre but still right up my alley.once i got out of high school in 82 they seem to almost have quit putting out music I like.I think by the time you hit mid twenties you lose the ability to evolve with the music,at least i did except when it comes to the new age/world/celtic...

you do have good taste in music Gabe:-) some of these tunes you put on here must be what? 6000 years old:-) I like em:-) Al

Buttonwood Hill doesn't seem to get a lot of use which is nice but it's also right next to 542 which isn't nice.I guess it'd be too much problem to make a camp just for through hikers.That area Guy and I ran into you that time out by Bulltown would be a nice area.They'd have to close that one...

Whatever happened to that rule on all the state forest and WMA signs?No cutting or damaging of vegetation? This is the same mentatlity that says it is ok for state vehicles to drive up in the middle of wilderness camps to check for camping permits but it isn't okay for the rest of us.Perhpas...

Karl did you hike north to south? where did you camp besides Batona?the camps aren't set up to make a through hike convenient legally.awful long way between lower forge and absegami. Al

Trailing Arbutus and Tin Soldier Lichen???

Hopefully the cobra is not Italian also.Could you imagine it's frustration when it tried to talk with hands that are not there?

Now thats funny:-)

I hadn't noticed that Guy but now I see the link to the forum.the link appears to be broken though. Al

yes,I'm looking at it.what is it besides a dead tree?

http://www.state.nj.us/dep/parksandforests/parks/docs/penn_sf_history.pdf while looking for online maps to clarify the boundaries which I then seen Boyd had already done.I happened upon this history of the area.A good read.

The half of the pit north of the road is Haines property,the southern half across the road is on Penn State Forest.Haines property is bordered by a mowed cut with signs on either side of the pit.

the pit just east of sooy road on the south flank of spring hill on both side of the road i have heard referred to as satellitel pit and telescope pit because an enduro friend of mine was riding through there on his bike near dusk and found two guys setting up a scope.it is a staging area for...

Jeff That is my parking island.I park there when visiting one of my wilderness camps up the tulpe.It is tight getting back there with a vehicle and there is one wet spot that looks worse then it is.that island would be a nice camp itself if it wasn't accessible by car and yes I had wondered...

I'll check it out further.Not my next trip to the woods but maybe the one after that.It';s got my curiosity piked.I"m going to check in the vicinity of skit branch where it crosses several roads.

i noticed that ditches show very well on this site.Since this shows up perhaps it has been ditched in which case it will show on the ground.have to check it out

one of my favorite bands singing about my favorite person! Greta! Thanks Tom.Never heard that one bfore. Al