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Eureka!! I saved the track in Mapsource as a .gpx I then opened USA Photomaps and imported gpx track files. In the gps toolbar in USA I displayed the track on the map. I then saved it as a screen jpeg. The jpeg image is workable with Autocad according to my draftsman and it is brought in as...

I will try dumping it to USA. I will ask this morning about the Excel possibility.

Guy, Boyd or others may be able to help me with this I hope. I have a track stored in my Garmin 60CSX that I need to plot in AutoCAD for a project in work. The track displays in Garmin's Mapsource and I have an option to "save as" a .gdb (Garmin's file type?) or .dxf file type. dxf is...

Great to see you posting there again young fellow!! Bill, there is a lively exchange going on right now in the Recreation forum about off roading in the pines. Perhaps you can enlighten some of the people with your tales of tooling through the pines on Harleys, Triumphs and BSA's back in the...

It was a beautiful day on planet earth yesterday and we got to see a lot of things that few people ever get to see from a perspective that few will ever have. Here is Paul next to a potential record sassafras. I found that I will have to buy the NJ Big Tree list from NJDEP to check to see...

Wouldn't be the first time.

Will there be beer? :)

I am a surveyor and I found out last year that that Camden County's road retutn books are now at the NJ State Archives. I needed them for a project in work. I have used them in the past when they were at the Camden County Register of deeds. Jerseyman clued me in to their relocation. Really...

It's amazing how well they can swim with the skinny legs and narrow hooves. I have seen them swim many times. I used to think they had to be pushed to do it but I have seen them cross streams for the same reasons chickens cross the road. I hunt an area where they would cross a wide stream...

Beautiful trip Gabe. You picked a great weekend for it. I really like that Locks Bridge area. I used to fish the area from land quite a bit.

Unless you have an acid neutralizer for a water conditioner on your well, your pH is probably pretty acidic. My well water was very acidic and we had to add a neutralizer in order to pass a water test that we were forced to do for a refi 10 years ago. The state recommended standard is 6.5 to...

As luck would have it I just completed a two day course today at Rutgers on T&E species. It covered T&E animals and plants and even included a section on T&E butterflies. Who knew? Now I are a certified expert. :guinness: Yesterday, we had Matt McCort from Herpetological Associates speak on...

Looks like fox. Those appear to be pad prints in the sand in the first pic. Too early in the year for it to be a pine snake den, if that photo was taken at the current time.

One of the biggest enduros on the East Coast is coming up on the 30th. Its the Curly Fern run by SJER. Here is their homepage: http://www.sjer.org/

I am beginning to think that the Lagunitas brews are the best beers I have had this century or the latter part of the last century. How is that for an accolade? Or is that alcolade? :)

It's a shame that you came up empty on the corners Guy but what a day in the pines! I love that area and I have been back there a few times myself since our Shiver me Timbers expedition. There has been a lot of disturbance there over the years especially with the cedar harvesting. Skidding...

The local college that offers most of the curriculum for the bachelors in land surveying is Gloucester County College. They offer it at night as well. Unfortunately, to complete your bachelors, you must take a few classes at NJIT in Newark. Interest in the surveying program waxes and wanes...

No, I am a licensed professional planner and licensed land surveyor. Our firm performs land use planning, engineering and surveying for both private and municipal clients. I have been navigating the Comprehensive Management Plan since 1982. Scott

Call the Pinelands Commission at 609-894-7300. Ask them about a list of suppliers for native landscape species. I have been doing Pinelands applications for clients since 1982 and the Commisssion use to maintain a list because their regs require a certain percentage of native landscape species...

Thanks for your efforts Ben. That was quite a feat. I have been studying my neck of the woods on plate 77. 77 covers Waterford, Parkdale, Atsion and out to Quaker Bridge. Scott