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Can someone point the location of the creek and ditch out on a map for me?

What's the story with the beached destroyer?

I saw him give a graduation speech at my high school and he forgot the name of the school we were at.

I almost went myself, since I work at Princeton. McCosh Hall is also where they do a lot of the freshman survey courses, hence the size of the room. They have the old, uncomfortable seats there to keep it historic.

Just a heads up, the Image Gallery here is no longer accepting new uploads. In the future I will be investigating a replacement for it, but probably not for user uploads. I still think your best bet is to use Flickr, Picasa, Imgur, or attach your images to posts here.

The other day I saw a single turkey cross Alexander Rd. in Princeton and start to walk into a field that had to have ~200 Canada geese in it. For every step the turkey made into the field the geese retreated farther into the field. So weird to see so many geese afraid of a single turkey.

Thanks, PW!

I think maybe I'll go to the Pic for a beer. I hear interesting things happen there.

Yeah, I went right after the first snowfall we had, and it was fairly late in the afternoon. It was nice to have the place to myself.

Yes. I haven't quite figured it out, but I think that a local company (Wemrock Orchards) leases the land to harvest those apples on. Their cider is delicious.

The story of the Battle of Monmouth and the history of the battlefield is really interesting. It's pretty complicated, which is why I haven't sat down to write about it.

I was out at Monmouth Battlefield the other day and managed to take some good photographs. I figured some folks might be interested to see. Monmouth Battlefield is a pretty interesting park. There's a number of cellar holes and a lot of history around Click for full size. I...

I don't know if I ever have had to go into my home/library folder, but when I deal with moving/copying files I just do it all in Terminal. I come from a UNIX/Linux background and see the Mac as a good UNIX workstation more than anything else.

I can assure you, you're much better at math than I am.

Nice shots, boys! I've been photographing in Monmouth County a lot. I ought to get back to the Pines soon.

I probably reach more people on the NJPineBarrens.com Facebook page than I do on the site itself. Facebook may eventually implode and go away (just like Myspace did) but I think the writing is sort of on the wall for standalone websites like this one.

I think you're pretty famous. Apparently she's been talking to a lot of people.

No.

She may not have your email address.