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Kris Kristofferson wrote this song too. In my opinion, Ray Price did it best. What a performance and voice. Very sad, emotional song. Many of us have been there.

One of my favorite songs. Another era has passed.

Yes, I was wondering if a nearby homeowner bought some from a nursery. They sell a lot of invasive plants and trees.

That is my guess too based on an image search. Is that what you did too?

This one is a bit of a puzzle, but I saw an image online.....I'm sure its a viburnum, but.....

I understand, thanks for the answer. Your work is MUCH appreciated anyway. Everytime I run up against a wall regarding how to portray something in one of my reports, your map program answers the call in fine style! :cool:

Thanks for the complete answer. I'd pay to use an even better version if you want to do that some day. You might get more people onboard with that. A standard version for no cost, and a pro version for those who use it a lot like me.

Boyd, did you say at one time that the parcel aerial has the 2007 aerial as background? I'm losing resolution when I use the parcels. Is that something you can adjust? Below, the top is without parcels, the lower is the parcel aerial set. Not a real big deal unless it's something easy to do.

Very fine photos Tom. You are refining your craft. Try it in reverse image?

I have a question in my mind about this GoPro. Don't they only capture a week or so of data? Did they save this portion of the video for some weird reason?

Anxiety can cause that. It's likely only because you were unsure if you were trespassing, unsure if you were on camera, and concerned that you may have been exposed to something.

I have no idea. Perhaps others can chime in.

Use your own judgement. Nobody here knows what lies around there in detail. Suppose somebody dug an 8 foot hole last week and it's covered with just a tarp.

Look up "pioneer smelting" in the search box, and you can see the threads.

I walked up on this in an open pine grove yesterday. I looked around like, who put this here? No other bones. Looks like a 10 pointer. I don't know how common that is in our Pine Barrens.

I have to admit, I did not look at the leaves, and I winged it because the bark is familiar to me, and points to Sassafras. I have a book that id's trees by the bark, and it could be tulip or black walnut too. I'll slide by there again in the coming days.

When I was younger, I did a couple years standing before a lathe and a milling machine. I made blanks for better machinists to finish with the detail work. Before that, for a year I drove a forklift and filled orders at a wire and cable company in Mount Holly. So, I do know blue collar, and this...

These phrags are leaving town on this boat when the tide comes in. Now I see how they get around. They ignored me when I asked where they were off to.

This is one of the biggest I've ever seen. I'll let someone ID it. It has to be almost a foot in diameter.

This one has an interesting pattern. I swear, sometimes I think they are a different species.