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Bamber got soaked last night. Heavy, heavy rain. Pumps on overtime in the basement. I'd like to see a total rain scorecard.

Speaking of the Merrygold(?) Branch, I always wonder about this lake further downstream, and what they planned to do there. Looks like a housing development or a campground with plots for rent. This is all state owned now.

I think they should have backed up a bit with the camera when photographing Whit Gibbons. :D

Guy at a big atlantic white cedar. 8.3 feet in circumference.

I've seen people voice concern over manipulating mouse DNA many times in order to slow this project, but they can never articulate what negative outcomes could possibly surface that would be worse than humans contracting lyme disease.

You could take the side mirrors off and use them for a large dinner plate. I wonder what's up with that.

You mean how pissed she looks at you Guy, for leading her in there?

Excellent, and much anticipated. Now, if they would ensure an owner's name would pop up on every click, that would be nice.

That is sad. We all know how dangerous that bridge abutment vision problem is.

As much as I go in the pines, I have maybe seen one. They are more active at night I think. I've only seen 2 flying squirrels.

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Guy, what kind of time does a loop usually run on these things before it overwrites itself? I don't see it advertised.

Looks like pickerel fishing might be good there.

Ron, can you tell me where the 7th photo down was taken? The small stream.

I see a question for a $500 million bond act in this next election. If I recall correctly (without google's help), the Whitman administration started us on the road to being a debtor state due to the very same thing. I fail to understand how that lesson has not been learned.

Oh gee, look where we are in nature's path. https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2018/10/22/powerful-east-coast-storm-may-develop-friday-into-weekend/?utm_term=.bf7e288eba34

As you and I both understand Guy, there is a knack to driving at a decent speed on the sand roads and 'seeing' around the curve. You don't really see as much feel that something is coming. Call it a sixth sense. And yeah, sometimes your sense is wrong, so you don't push it too much.

LE?

Time is money! I'm sure many hours were spent by Engineers and logisticians back at the office beforehand.

I'm always stumped by young snakes. I do know it's not a viper. It could be a rat snake.