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You remember that name "Serengeti"! That was a long time ago. Yes, it's very sad about the factory Branch. That water comes from the area of the old fire tower. And I am surprised it's now drying up. Never seen that before.

I never trust old no-tresspassing signs on vacant land. Often, the land was transferred to the state, county, municipality, or some conservation society, and you won't know it and will not enjoy it. Run it down is my advice. And be aware that often a Post Office Box is shown as the owners...

Why, I wonder, did they even care to put blocks under the wheels. Seems that took planning in advance.

I got a depressing shock yesterday. I lived in Bamber 38 years, and near the end of Webb's Mill Road where it meets 539, is undoubtably one of the prettiest, cleanest little stream in the pines. I always called it Sweetwater Run. I started noticing groups of people congregating near it drinking...

I knew you'd get it. It's about here, right?

Boyd said: "There are certainly many good uses for AI, but not the examples posted here. Adam Buchler was our resident Bigfoot expert who hasn't been seen at NJPB for 10 years now. Why would an AI get him confused with Manumuskin? Probably the family resemblance. :D The tech giants are spending...

Here is a major clue. See that tree that is not like the others (maybe a black cherry)? There are holes (3 to 4') dug into the ground in several places near it. Here's a close up of the tree. If nobody gets it I have another clue.

Is that a RR crossing near sandy ridge?

This is what I came up with for me. They must have a glitch in the file for who is who.

Al, I asked this question, and this is what I got:

If you don't know how, using A-eye to search is super easy. Just click this box in the google search, and give them your question. It works very well.

How about this one then. Also late I would think for late August...

Well, there it is! What county Tom?

I got word from a friend yesterday (Gerry Moore) that Rose Pogonia "is possible as some populations of P. ophioglossoides, like many violet species, will have a second (reduced) flush of flowers in late summer and early fall. I have seen P. ophioglossoides blooming in late August and September...

He was the King, but I could do without the cape. It was a bit too much. Didn't some others wear a cape? I asked AI...

:) I found it while looking for a historical Bridgeton in this latitude.

This one looks hard, but if you really think about it, more than one of you know this spot.

Nobody got this. Here it is: The Mighty Mullica.

Very well done, yes.