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You are a true pine barren explorer Dan. A tip of the hat to you, and to your girlfriend. :clint:

Okay, no problem. If anyone else on the board wants it, let me know by Monday, otherwise, into the hopper.

Ben, I'm doing some serious spring cleaning, and am about to toss this in the trash. Send me your address if you want it. Sunpak auto zoom 600 thyrister.

Ha! I know what you mean. There is a place near Bamber similar to that, but the water is only 2-3 feet deep. But under the water (and above!) it is crisscrossed with logs. Totally impossible to traverse. PS: I use Bing Birds eye when I want to see detail on some things, like that road along the...

Yes, that Island is what I zoomed in to look at. You and I think alike. PS: that ridge you walked in on is a whopping 20 feet above sea level. Get a nose bleed?

They must really blast away at the waterfowl in that pond. I see at least 5 duck blinds. This one is well hidden and far upstream. Too bad the water level is down. The hunters have probably lost some access to this one (at least in the year it was photographed in the first shot).

Johnny, would this be the same place, where it says: "Conservation: In 1992, restoration of the dam at Clint Mill Pond was completed to preserve the lake to ensure the availability of foraging opportunities for the site’s nesting Bald Eagles and other wildlife."...

Yes sir!

Hmmm...

Spacious Apartment Living

Exploring.....

Roaming....

I'm pretty clueless when it comes to Fungi Al. I keep it that way for now!

Thanks Ron.

Further along

Updates on my explorations.

PS: it is probably worth it to an investor to grab it, bulldoze the grounds, and wait for a buyer. That building looks like it would be better off razed.

Isn't there a movement in the assembly to lower the alcohol content for drunk driving considerably? That will put a damper on things. The thing with these far-flung bars is that they either attract undesirables or repel the well-heeled.

If they post it on Craigslist, let me know so I can see it.

Gawd! That Courier Post website is certainly Ad heavy.