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I bet there are some good pickerel in that reservoir. Just like the Forked River Mountains, the Tulpehocken wilds, the Great Swamp, the Pine Plains, and the land along the Oswego behind the bombing range, I like it that the pines have areas difficult to get into.

I do vaguely remember that woman's trip. A lunch of oysters was somewhere in there. The 2006 article is interesting. Sounds like an interesting and fun trip. One thing they mention is jumping into the cellar hole of Bodines tavern next to the Wading river. I"d like to see that if anyone can...

They were looking at 3 onshore locations for redistribution. Oyster Creek plant was one.

RT = D R3 = 6 R = 2 mph. A common rate for hiking on the sand trails, but as you say, there will be stragglers and stopping for interesting things. It will add at least an hour, maybe 2.

Guy, what was that stone you found in Greenwood Forest on the Chamberlin Branch that had initials on it? I was with you that day. I thought there was at least a "J" in the inscription. Somewhere around here.

I can snip and post your marker for you if you want. Were you in Greenwood Forest?

Myself and several of my botany buddies were right next to Warren Grove bombing range and found 4 or 5 snares in the pygmy pines. One of the dogs with us almost walked into one. We walked out to the road and a guy pulled up with his girl in a pickup. We mentioned seeing them and he became...

Yes, I think this little triangular plastic pad in the window corner may be unique to that body style.

That red one looks somehow European to me. Kinda like VW.

I have one signed by John Pearce. Like new. Cleaning out my house. $50

That's a low thing to do.

Scalped by an injun?

I'm sorry. I can't resist.

That's a nice one. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Witch%27s_broom

You have a lovely granddaughter Boyd. You deserve to be proud.

To each his own. I like wall art too. This is March 2020. Daughter and granddaughter.

Yes. Was back there today with poster German. They are painting the big trees, little trees, plants, and probably each other in the future. They toss the cans over their shoulder when empty.

Where is this? (yes, what you are thinking is likely correct).

Close enough Boyd!