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Back in like, 77? I moved to Point Pleasant for a few weeks in the summer. I was playing this song on the vinyl often then. I like how it slowly builds and builds, and then gets up and hops along. Duane Allman was like Jimi Hendrix in that he could make a guitar talk. And definitely kudos to the...

Paharo or Pharo?

I love the way Norah fits with the "Little Willies".

Really nice photos of Crowberry. Best I've ever seen.

Yes Boyd, that's the spot.

Come to think of it, yes. This hill is less than 1/2 mile from that hill of huge sandstone rocks where the Batsto river crosses Carranza Road.

Sugar loaf mountain. It's very interesting. Private land though. Guess we'll never get to see it.

I have a 5 HP I now want to sell. Will have to drive up to the greater NE states to offload it.

Yes, some of the other topos show it at 204 feet with the road going over the 204 level. But, they dug out both sides quite a bit, especially the NW side.

Yes, I do remember. Pasadena road passes right over the top. I remember cause the thin air made me a little dizzy.

The really overdid it on the ditches, I think.

It would be interesting if so. I remember it was often said that Peg-leg Webb from Jackson area was the first to make bogs, but when we say that the Chatsworth boys protest that notion.

That's really interesting. I wonder what they were doing with it. By the way, that's great you have those two maps in your system. I"ll add them to my favorites. I must have missed them.

That makes it clear. Thanks. I agree with your statement then.

Ever been there Guy?

What is your definition of "trail" Mike? It might help me to understand better.

Here's a bog that was ancient in 1930, and disappearing (albeit slowly) in 2017. You won't guess this one.

Don't hold back Guy! Go for it. What about this amoeba. I always wondered what it is. Who knows where it is?

You and Ron. He emailed me with the correct spot too. He likes others to have a chance.

I imagine that the early ones without a lot of money backing 'em were not cut straight and may not have had all the ditches cut just so, and were quickly overgrown, and may be unrecognizable today. And even if cut straight, like this one below from 1930, can be almost recognizable in 2015 as...