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It was probably more in the form of a back-scratching.

I want to congratulate Ted Gordon on his reissue of "Herbert Payne: Last of the Old-Time Charcoal Makers and His Coaling Process in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey". For anyone who wants to learn just how charcoaling was done, this is an excellent essay with very good photos that combine to show...

Yup, we all know where his head is.

PS: That video was not encouraging. There is so much more there than that.

I see Jerseyman on the opening photo.

I trust PPA in this venture. I only give them a small membership fee each year. They receive money from many sources. If this helps promote the Pine Barrens by making more people on our side against development I'm all for it.

Good to go. Let 'er run!

I actually never use the wireless card. I only run my desktop in the house, and that is hard-wired right into the router.

I have the Belkin N+ wireless router. I think I'll let this sleeping dog alone. I tried the upload speed again today and it was 4.0. Since I don't use upload a lot I'm not going chance screwing something up by updating. The procedures are a little complex.

Three readings from tonight: Download: 30.06, 14.26, 23.87 Upload: 1.07, .97, .63

Okay, I was trying to place the semi-clearing and the oak trees in the beginning, so that makes sense. I took a chance even though I don't remember seeing them on the other half by the ranger station.

Is that the road heading to Pakim Pond from the Ranger Station?

In like a lion...

It is a superb photo Doug. Thanks for the info.

Is that a real photo Doug? If so, tell us the story of how you took it.

Today I saw some birds heading north turn around and go the other way.

I started watching a show last night (I think it was 11:00), and it was about the theory that natives first arrived in North America 17,000 years ago. I did not see the title, and I turned it on after it began. There were some people in a boat crossing a combination sea and ice bridge. All three...

And, if you have nobody for backup that looks for your call everyday, your danger double downs. If nobody knows your gone, there is no silver alert. I keep telling myself to at least send my daughter a text message each day...but I'm a slacker, and I don't want her worrying over me, I want her...

We've been doing that since it happened. I have no clue. It is a very strange event. Even if we found his body there would still be questions.

They have to burn those woods with a hot fire. That should be the immediate goal, then search immediately after. This should be done in early April before the leaves start to come in.