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That is the dismantled guardrail at the intersection of Allen and Martha.

Is this one of the foundations along side of Mt. Misery road just up from the Pasadena intersection?

Is that one of the foundations along Misery?

Hmmm, is that house along side the mill pond at Colliers Mills?

I find it interesting that others are beginning to notice the minute details that the barrens shape and mold into many species. The uniqueness of the environment is the factor.

Is the bog operation Cutts?

From the sounds of this fellow, I have an idea of who he is... DragonCJO beat me to it. He is one of those people who's ego is fed by upsetting others and being outrageous. I would like to use another more descriptive adjective but I want to be respectful towards others on the forum.

The camera pictured is a deterrent and is meant to be seen. I am willing to bet that there is another camera nearby and not so visible.

I am glad that Haines family "gets it" and isn't afraid to take care of business. We need more people like them around.

Commercial filming and photography... with fees ranging from $30 up to $1500. If you show up with a set, a crew, a few models and a caravan of support vehicles, you will need a permit, otherwise carry on.

Don't even click on the link to give his site traffic.

This weekend I saw that every access road into the Oswego had been freshly blazed with a different color. This must be the latest trend in Wharton.

The base I have pictured is alongside of an older fire road several hundred yards away from where Teegate's picture was taken.

Woodjin, You have seen this brick base at Union Clay haven't you? - I have always thought that this was an engine base for a sawmill, but I could be wrong.

Jeff, I was mistaken. The aerial I was looking at was from 1930. My memory was a bit cloudy. I had casually mentioned to Teegate several months ago if he had any ideas to what this may be and who may have operated it. Yes. I was thinking saw dust mound. Robert

I am familiar with the location and area. If you take a look at the Chatsworth station you can see why I would say it is to far away, unless there was a rail siding. Did you happen to notice the long and low mound behind the site?

Woodjin, I believe that is a sawmill. IMO, it is to far away from the tracks to be a station. Look at the 1931 aerials, the roof line is clearly visible. Next to the tree were the visible brick is you will see a large washer and a piece of chainlink.

It was a young male. It still had it's button on the rattle.

You can get your stitches on the 72 railroad bridge.

Hah, I am surprised you don't see Chris or myself on the neonate video.