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Ted is out. Thanks go to Mr. Ed Campbell and Tim Morris!

We are working it. Problem is cell coverage out there.

Ed, call me right away 6096937944

I need someone who has one to get on the phone with him and talk him through it. I got him through 5, but the numbers are not showing up or something.

Alternatively, need someone who has a truck and knows the area by Skit Branch. I'd go but I have a herniated disc and can't drive my truck

I've got my hands on a difficult situation here and need help. Ted Gordon is walking, he needs to get out and can't because his GPS is giving him trouble. He can't punch in the coordinates I give him. I know his location. He is in very heavy brush. Does anyone have a Garmin 76 map GPS?

You said it best in one of those old posts Joe..."If the folks at Wharton manage "our" land and we have no input on how, what do we expect to happen? "

If that coalition held together, if it was not so fractured into so many competing interests, it may have come up with something. It might have at least been a force in place that would have been consulted.

Sure, it was originally opened by the sand mines, but that area was still very clean and untrammeled 13 years ago when PBX crossed it on the way to the Factory Branch. We met John Parker and his family there on that outing. He was hiking on it with his family. At the time he claimed he owned...

No, it does not. Nor do I agree that these roads should be closed. I'm just pointing to the true root of the problem. They poked the hornets nest long enough, and now we all pay.

Well, to be fair, we know where it was started and pushed from. It was pushed from the people going totally off-road in a wild, care-free manner in large packs as if the place is an amusement park filled with mud holes (all the while slinging empty Bush lite beer cans out the window).

Something is missing from that story. I'm not sure what it is, but this is a rare event that must have had other factors in it.

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That dirt road by the Skit was used by PBX to park on two different trips over the years. In my experience the ATV's do not normally make new roads, or if they do, they are usually unsuccessful as they are short and they quickly grow over. It is simply a good place to park without the hassle of...

Wonderful, just wonderful.

That is very good news. I find it interesting that a Bierly (somewhat similar name, only the "ly" on the end makes it different) owns this very important tract here, but the development credits were severed. I don't understand why they would still keep it.

Very novel. Of course, since you suggested it, I won't buy it. Just kidding 46'r. That suggestion you gave me about the Avon Expedition strength skin-so-soft plus for the pine flies really does work very well. Much better than any of that deet crap. I just bought 2 more cans.

The second shot is suitable for framing Ed.

Ed, tell me about the habitat. I find it odd that they are growing on a (seemingly) bed of pine needles.

I have tasted it, and can testify! :)