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I would have never suspected that Father Time looked like Bill Gates.

A waste land is right.No reason for it whatsoever in my book.They filled in a historical well right next to the road. On purpose or out of ignorance i don't know.Ignorance wouldn't surprise me. Ugly as sin. Migh as well pave it now.They've created a dragstrip through the State Forest

What? No Pyramids? No Sphinx? Some folks have no imagination!

Most definitely a Pine snake and a very special snake this one must be to have earned the blessing of our number one Ophibiophobe

I love old Geezer Jokes!

I tried to land on it once in a canoe and could not find a way through the poison ivy.That crap is as good as razor wire to me.

That SSI is gettin closer!

Couldn't ask for better birthday weather!best I can remember! Shame i gotta go to work in a couple hours:-(

I would entitle my final chapter to a book like that as ".22" but living in a residential area thats a bit unrealistic for me.

How does He do it?

That deer musta had "Four Hoof Drive"

I was going to say Flicker! Nothing quicker!

That is a mistype. I meant peck.Peccked is when you smack on rock with another rock at an oblique angle to knock off small flakes or crumbs depending on the type of rock to shape it into what you want.Mostly pecking is used to shape things like war clubs or dull hatchets for use on burnt...

Did it look like the bird in post #3 by 46er? Thats actually a red bellied even though it does have a Partially red head and barely discernible reddish tinge to the belly.The red headed would be in post #6. About the same size but much rarer.

There shouldn't be any Limestone in the Caldera for sure But I know Wyoming and Montana have the deepest limestone caves in the country.Not that the beds are that thick but their tilted so the caves are actually very deep because their going down dip.Not sure just where the Limestone is but...

Is the second picture Limestone? I swear it looks like cave rock.but I have seen pics of sandstone out west eroded the same way.

Red headed Woodpeckers are on the NJ Endangered list. My wife has seen one several times around the house this year,at least her description of it seems to fit.

Sounds more like Hyla versicolor to me.

Actually true flint is supposedly on ly found in America in the Alibates flint quarries of texas which I be;lieve is a national monument.Most flint referred to by arrowhead hunters is actually chert or jasper,sometimes even obsidian which will make a sharper edge then any steel will.

Most of the material is imported in.Tribes traded for good knappable material over considerable distances.I found some what appeared to be true flint.It had a weathered shell on it with black flint or possibly chert inside. I have founb points made from quartz that looked local but they appeared...