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This is crazy. Why such late news on this? I'm either enjoying retirement too much and forgetting what day it is, or they seriously missed the boat on this.

As another thread indicates, there are bills before the legislature that will expand hunting considerably. I am firmly against expanding hunting in the ways they desire, so have written to my legislators to urge a no vote on these bills. To find your legislators, use this link...

I don't know, being unlearned in this subject, what I said about the winds is just a guess on my part. As to the river reorienting the dunes; are you thinking that the winds came from a different direction than shown, but that the river impact on the land pushed them into a NW/SW alignment?

Interesting Boyd. I like 45 and 0, but I suppose if a person were looking for something specific that another direction highlights better, they would be useful.

I have to walk away from the computer. Boyd's Lidar is too addicting--it is the pines in a whole new light. The upper right corner of the below photo is the Great Swamp complex containing the Nescochauge, Sleeper, Mullica, etc. Could ancient cold winds from the north (white lines) have created...

You are both deviants! (but correct).

Where is this escarpment?

I followed your instructions, and everything worked perfectly. And the detail is fantastic! Thanks Boyd.

I wouldn't criticize the man unless you were in his shoes and felt what he did at the time, if you get my drift.

I am 95% sure that would be Hypnum imponems, my friend Al. http://www.ohio.edu/plantbio/vislab/moss/Johnspage.html

Whoa! Way cool! :)

VERY interesting, and thought provoking.

Al, that camera portrays color nicely. What are you shooting with? PS: name that moss, 4th from the bottom!

The Pleasant Mills Paper Mill space heating provisions: "Rooms warmed by 1 1/4" wrought-iron steam pipes resting on iron". There was a similar spec for heating at Atsion. I wonder how that worked.

Johnny, why is it that their organization would not have his records or notes? What about the books written about him?

A pity he did not work in the early 19th century, we'd might actually be able to see the layout of all our forge areas. Maryann, Dover, and Ferrago would have been especially interesting.

I just can't envision it unless the neighborhood is also revitalized or upgraded. When Revel was built, the neighbors hated it right away because they now mostly live in shadow instead of the sunshine (seriously). I doubt he'll remove that building to bring back the sun.

Good luck to you, I wish you success in your new venture.

I have no idea what you mean by the above. So anyway, you are now for allowing firearm hunting on Sundays, when you used to be against it?

Far from it. O'Reilly takes the opposing view to incite his guests. That is more like you. I know you reply to me in the role as a contrarian just to get under my skin. You don't really believe that Sunday hunting is warranted.