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I'll try something more simple. I'll let the gps automatically assign a number to the waypoint (which I usually never do), and then use my phones voice recorder to fill in the narrative after citing the number. But then I have to modify my basecamp waypoints to at least give some info on the map...

I did not notice the post above. Yes, I cleared the cache and tried it. Perfect. Leaving the mouse pointer on the map menu and simply pressing the next one up to see what changes is an enormous advantage. Thanks Boyd. :)

I would have thought by now that the montana would have the one thing I always wished it had; the ability to fill out the information for the waypoint using my voice. I'm dissapointed.

All they gotta do is cover it with a bag or cardboard and he'll lose interest. Notice that he looks at it during each turn.

Very cool Al.

I had a spat with a fellow in the comments forum below a WSJ article about Amazon laying off thousands because they are installing robots in a couple locations. This fellow said: Meh, dead wood being replaced by AI. The buggy whip makers want their (jobs) back. Innovate or perish. I can...

A really nice photo from David, one of the newer guys who came along.

Interesting that the big Island at the Forks is actually quite open after you get past the tight ring of trees and vegetation on the margin. Why, I'm thinking of building a cabin in there.

Ron, I read that, which part do you mean, this one: "once you get the smell of the Mullica up your nose, all other smells stink".

I simply cannot imagine risking losing my job over an expense report fraud. Some people deserve to be fired.

If the robots grow my vegetables instead of me, I'm in. The comment about the world being "free from the drudgery of work" only applies (I think) to very weathy people who can purchase robots along with the power and maintenance needed.

Boyd, I noticed something today when using split screen view that is different than when viewing a single map. I would not bring it up, but it slows down my map analysis in split view. Say I have it up, and I want to see what happens to the land over the years, which is something I like to do...

I thought those dead cedars quite unique and distinctive.

A couple photos, I did not take much, was just relaxing and looking around. This first one is at the end of the groove in the swamp. You can't see it, but on the right side is an extensive back-water area. These are phone photos, unfortunately.

Nice photos Guy! A nice 3-miler or so. I really like that photo of this turnout, and we didn't lose anyone. 26 years, oh my!

That'd be you Tom!

My dentist wanted 3 xrays a year. I said no. I go out to the reception desk to leave, and the girl said "okay, we'll set you up for 3 months from now. I said, I don't want 3 preventative visits a year. She said 'but your insurance pays for it'. I said, I don't like the inconvenience. She had...

On the 31st floor, a gold plated door, won't keep out, the Lord's burning rain.

And violates the sign, right? Perhaps broke at least 2 of the rules. Let us all remember that a young man from Forked River is now paralyzed for life from the same kind of vehicle.

I'm intrigued with that term "grubbing". I decided to not look it up and just guess at it. Does it mean all bush and tree and tree root material removal only? No leveling etc.?