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I have almost the same pic from that day.

Yes.

Yeah, there's probably going to be a bunch of little changes here and there. I already added something where you can prefix your thread with a South (or Central, depending on your opinion) Jersey County.

Okay, I've upgraded things. Knock on wood there shouldn't be any more issues.

Okay, I should have this fixed in a few days. There's an upgrade to the software that runs the forums as well as the add-on software that runs the Get-togethers forum. I'll try to get it updated shortly.

Folks, you all should feel free to tell me when you're having issues like this. :)

Yeah, same with Safari. Chrome seems to actually respond back with an error, and if you look at the logs on the server the web server complains. It's the add-on that runs the get-togethers thing that lets you add a map and a calendar date to a thread. I'll have to see if there's an update.

I've tested it and I get the same behavior. Hrm.

All the time, or only when you're signed out?

Is it only when you're not signed in?

All: I was at a members house today and they showed me that they get a 500 server error when they click on the "Get-Togethers" forum. Anybody else have this problem?

Any more details? I wouldn't mind going to see it.

Oh, okay - that makes more sense. I know there's a windmill out at Hog Wallow near their blueberries.

It was cold enough for me yesterday. I'm glad I bought a hat. :)

Hey all - My family does all of our Christmas gift giving and eating on Christmas eve which leaves me with Christmas Day to myself every year. It's a great exploring day since almost nobody is out and it's just great to have some space to yourself. I've been thinking about exploring the Old...

Windmills sound really weird to me. Unless they had a need to pump a lot of water, which doesn't make sense for a hunting camp, why would they need a windmill?

Merry Christmas!

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

i'm waiting for a millionaire to come along to buy the forums. :)

The "Lost Town Hunters" is what Beck called himself and the people who accompanied him exploring. Granted, they had more left to hunt then we do today.