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40, yikes! I love it when PBX hikes are 6-8. More than 12 is no longer a hike among close friends. What was the drama with the unconventional vehicles?

I was down in Chestnut Neck today. Picked up 8 ticks. They were moving slow, thankfully. They were all deer ticks, also called black-legged ticks. Responsible for many diseases. I never knew they were down below the Mullica. This is a female.

Zach, in my opinion, if someone makes it that far into the woods, he does not have an intent of theft on his mind. He's there for the woods. Of course there is an exception to every rule, but I'd say the chances are slim. The would-be robber would be thinking "maybe this guy has a gun and if I...

Could be. Let us know if you find a pipe.

I actually only use aerials on this GPS. It is interesting to note though, that a friend gave me topo maps, and I did install them (about 4 years ago), but they came up blank on the GPS. I thought it was just a glitch, and since I don't really use them anyway, I ignored it and did not try to...

Boyd, you say above the 'current' version of Basecamp won't sent maps to your device. I have Ver. 4.7.0. Can I assume you mean a different version?

You tickle the hell outta me Al. :)

Very interesting read.

I'm thinking it's not a "well" in common terms, but likely the sphagnum and duff and a bit of sand was scooped out to allow the water that usually occurs on the river slopes to pool in a spot and then flow free over the rim.

Those are great finds Guy! Good detective work again.

Yeah, it just seemed like a lot to me. But still, 2" is a lot of rain.

Very much preferable, I've had enough.

I think the estimated amount of rain will increase. It looks like a train of rain is on its way.

Ted's in his foul weather gear today. I was out in a sweat shirt. It was a beautiful day for exploring.

I really like having the lidar on Ben's site since you can jump back and forth to 7 other maps/aerials with ease. I don't care about road names anyway.

I think I gave you that map to keep, if I recall. No need to return it. It means more to you than me considering your interests.

Very interesting post Guy. Note that the before photo shows travel only by horse and wagon (actually it's just a guess).

:p Note that in my post from a few years ago, I did say "ridge".

Now I"m confused. In the above link, I said: "You are indeed correct. Well done! Your assumption beat mine. I thought at first it was the road behind the sand plant by Bamber. This road is called Bloody Ridge Road." Now I don't recall whether I meant the road behind the Bamber sand plant was...

I can't recall a bridge on that road. Odd.