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Guy, you meant 2007, 16 years ago.

Okay, yes, now I see why. https://www.sightline.org/2013/03/20/how-unburnt-coal-affects-water-the-state-of-the-science/

That's interesting. Never heard of dredging coal. I suppose it was not considered a pollutant in the river because it's just made of plant matter.

Very interesting. A 2X10 diving board.

The hindenberg went down on Thursday, May 6, and that matches the calendar by day.

The guy in the lab has a calendar behind him. I think it's May, 1937, the month the Hindenberg was destroyed at Lakehurst.

I like how that one guy rigged a tarp up while he was digging by hand (in the photo with the horse).

I think Howard only threw that in to cover everything. Consider this; he includes that they "burrow under your skin". Actually, they don't, so he likely "harvested" that information from another source.

Chiggers?

When you two crossed the creek, I forgot to mention it was real nice on that side. Right?

Thanks Boyd. Good explanation. Thanks for taking the time.

That's interesting Guy. Beavers are killing the pines.

I knew they had them, but how do you tie in to them with your maps? Or is it just a generic thing they have; where any app that acts like a map gets to tie in. (I'm not sure I'm saying this right, but I think you know what I mean).

With no cell service or internet connection, how are you obtaining the real time coordinates?

I love a good, hot, wind driven, wildfire inferno, so long as human lives or property is not lost.

Why, yes it is!

You can read this, it's not locked. I often feel like I had it but it got better over time. Many nights when I lived in Bamber, when I got into bed, I'd be scratching my lower legs until they turned pink in some areas, and yet it was obvious there was no bug bite. https://wapo.st/3DAdg7P

Yes, see post #4 above.

Jeez, imagine finding that in a little old lady's barn, who says she just wants it gone.

I could see myself driving that in a muscle T.