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Very interesting! I'm all for it, but not here. No, no lions here in South Jersey. But yes, elsewhere in appropriate landscapes. At first I thought I was going to read something about recreating animals from genetic material. A bad idea. I read an interesting article tonight along that same...

Where is this?

Okay, now I see and understand. He has quite a fish in his mouth.

That bank looks to be made of hard rock. What's up with that?

I'm surprised at the size of the sprocket. Could they have made it any smaller? You need to keep the momentum going at all costs? How's that work out for the rider...looks like a lot of pedaling involved.

Close enough! I'm sure you mean these two, though the one name is slightly different. Do you have history to tell us about them? I find them interesting.

Dr. Don, I've been on that same prescription for years! I hope you pull through. Just reach down with your right hand onto the lever and pull hard. You'll be up and out in no time. PS: I was going to say that I wish my grandson could work in the field like that, but then realized maybe young...

Aye German, tis true. The only time I feel lost is when it's getting dark, I have no compass or GPS, and after at least two false starts I'm definitely unsure what direction I need to take to get back to the truck.

Jon, I think I went right to the source for the spray.

Jon, From about April through November I am out 3 days or more a week. This year I surveyed many areas of the Wading, Cedar, and Oswego river watersheds for plants. I bushwhack through really dense woods and then travel through swamps along the river for hours. The only person who knows where I...

I really doubt that tree is 17 feet in circumference at the height required. That is over 5.5 feet in diameter. I'd like to see it if true.

A clue to the last club post. This club is less than 150 yards from that club on the same road.

Does she drive in sandstorms much? :) I remember from some of my readings that you can often polish some of that out with a special polishing compound and buffer on a drill.

That large stone is a very cool find Guy. It makes me think there is more to it beneath the surface.

That is quite a stone Guy! Looks like sandstone, maybe?

No view of a bay here Pines Bucks! Here is the back side, but it too can be seen from the road.

Yep, the 5 mile wide redneck belt runs from the west side of the Maurice River to the southern border of Medford! :)

Oh, you mean the "hijacked" rock along route 539.

Where is this little charmer of a club?

Al, you said in your previous post that it was less than 2 miles from Stephen's Lake. I was trying to stay under two miles. :)