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"There are two snakes that have held up a (Route 37) Walmart for 10 years," he said. "We don't deal with that. The issue of protecting endangered species is dealt with by the [New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection] and Pinelands." Ignorance, such as this, is why the Barrens future...

"Merchants have no country. The mere spot they stand on does not constitute so strong an attachment as that from which they draw their gains." Thomas Jefferson

Teegate, I was just reading up on the subject and I would say yes. The link explains the pros and cons better than I can... http://www.bobatkins.com/photography/eosfaq/manual_focus_EOS.html

Very nice Zeiss folder! I like it. Carl Zeiss and the Ikon are timeless. I saw a Zeiss Super Ikonta C for sale in a second hand shop in Chestnut Hill and didn't realize that its price tag of forty dollars was a good deal. I went back a day later and it was gone. I wanted it just to have and admire.

Some food for thought about Amazon- I had a package that was either stolen or delivered to the wrong address by accident and after an email to Amazon, they replaced my order no questions asked. When I went to the post office to question the delivery I was given a form to fill out and was told...

Thanks for the recommendations. I prefer to do business with ma and pa stores, you can't beat the service and interaction. As for old cameras, somewhere, packed away in the attic, is a Canon AE-1, with five or six lenses and an early 60's instant camera, both were my father's.

Chrisr and Boyd, thanks, I ordered the lens from B&H online and I actually received a phone call confirming my order because I ordered over the internet and because of the amount. I was impressed and feel that is good business. Next time I am in the city, I will try to pay them a visit. I should...

Adam, just don't mess with him... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1IH32x1EQ0

I think that the first engine pictured (third picture) might be a 6hp Mogul hopper cooled engine. The engine in picture five and six is definitly an Otto. Appears that the packing house used two different engines for power.

Teegate, thanks for the answer to why the pipes are there. Interesting enough, when I went through Hampton Road last Thursday, a large amount of water was flowing along the foundation of the old residence. From the volume I saw, I can understand the need for pipes that large. Thanks for this...