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Is this a true statement? Interesting if so.

There's a mean little man about 15 minutes ahead of Bill, always flipping them.

It's only a matter of time.

I'd like some more detailed information on that procedure. Have you ever looked at a tic under a microscope? The have reverse angled barbs like a harpoon on their hypostome, the part inserted into our skin. That is why they have to be pulled out with an implement. I can't see them just falling...

You, and I, and Guy, and everyone else on this board rolls the dice each time we go out. When I switched to rubber knee boots in about 1990 or so, I saw a 98% decrease in the number of ticks on my body. They grab onto the boot, but can't really attach, and so are easily swept off by the next...

I've had that experience with every repellent known to man. Forget about it. The only thing is vigilance, straight up.

They had to be a little crazy to even try that road through those wetlands.

PS: Gibby, I finally understand what you were trying to say! I thought it was just a general question. You were incorrect.

On that last photo, I was standing on the margin of Chatsworth lake, on the northwest side, looking at 532. This club is about 3/4 mile outside the (plant life) boundary of the pines heading towards some farmland. Where is it?

All those products have gotten so expensive, I suspect a conspiracy. What is the real reason for the jump in prices? You can't touch any of it that is any good for under $60 now (the liquids like frontline and advantic).

PS: I hear a helicopter hovering over Cedar Creek. I hope someone is not lost. It's cool out there.

Do you mean the one on the big curve? No, but I do remember seeing it empty. The entire left side when looking at it from the road is very, very shallow.

Sure.

Where was I standing when I took this photo?

In our pine barrens.

I remember trying to plan a PBX explore to Gigantic City. I think it was near here. http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.50929919977582&lng=-74.82424277465821&z=13&type=nj2007&gpx=

Guy, use a stiff wire brush on that black area Jessica has. If she hollers stick a rag in her mouth.

Did I tell you that was Bellwort when you found it Guy? If so, my fault. Chalk it up my inexperience at the time. Yesterday, I found more at the FPP. Here is one without a bloom next to yours. I think yours is half the size, but you can see the difference in the way the leaves are attached to...

Yes sir, it definitely is.

I suspect that is young smilax (greenbriar) Guy.