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Now that is cool. Did you get any photos?

Thank you Boyd and Guy for your response. I'll never forget seeing the 95 aerials the first time way back in 99(?). I was using a 14K phone modem at that time. I was so delighted and amazed by them. I used to spend a lot of time there.

Boyd, do you happen to know where the 1995 aerials came from, and whether they are now part of the public domain? I tried searching for something, but it's very confusing to get to the root of the ownership.

If it were me, I'd attack it like this: (of course, I understand your carrying capacity...and....unless you have great circulation, uninsulated boots just won't do in the snow.

Jon, are they the only bogs that will suit what you want to do? There are many other bogs and reservoirs' that are more accessable (depending on where you live).

Mine did not change. Cleared cache and all temporary files. The 2012 is the same as the 2007 here.

46er, you can't see that those 2 sentences contradict each other? Adopt that line and both will point fingers at each other from now to eternity. It's like saying, "yeah, I built here and I own the problems, but I'm going to court to make the government pay, because the Judge will say it's...

Honestly, I have never been impressed with the zoom function or it's capabilities on a camera. I rarely use it. But hey, that's just me, today. Maybe I'll change my mind in the future.

Something else to think about:

We have a winner! Sorry Gibby.

I tell you Al, those river rats are going berserk. Don't get me started. In the plains 1/2 mile from Warren Grove, they've got this huge den, and are making a real mess of the place. They are taking down small cedar and even pitch pine now.

One thing came through in this article is that some of the townspeople are starting to shrug and accept the inevitable instead of calling for help or blaming the government. They admit to having to build higher. But to me that is self defeating...what are they going to do, row to their homes in...

Some cleanup of my posts. Post #1112 is the gate into Sim Place from Warren Grove. I remember when it was a lot further down that road.

No, not in the Forked River watershed at all.

Tim Dillingham, executive director of the American Littoral Society (on the recent flooding in places like Stone Harbor and Ocean City): there is “no silver bullet,….we are committed to long-term management of the shoreline because we’ve altered it so much and we’ve put ourselves into vulnerable...

I think there was confusion over whether the stumps would have to be removed. Now THAT would add to the cost considerably. I like how the contract is structured. You can bid that you will pay them, or that they will pay you.

Any clue? I have no idea, but I like the look of them. From Oct 14.

I understand they had dishes in their pants behind the zippers to prevent the unthinkable. :) We've all done it once, no? Just once.

I'm okay with Nor'easter because it's a traditional way of saying it, probably originated by the salt 'O the earth New Englanders who watched the weather carefully. It is proper (to me) to say.." the Nor'easter of March in 1892 was a brute". But, what are we supposed to do with Jonas?

I'm just not into them naming northeasters. Sounds forced, like they hope we adopt the name.