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That Shinn's Branch is known for good water and good cedars in there. Maybe they were starting to cut and the state bought it and burned the logging buildings down. Shinn's Branch is mentioned in the below link. I crossed that bridge over Shinn's Branch many times in my teens on the way towards...

You have a tiger in your tank? :) Does a six gallon pail of juice make six gallons of wine, or is water mixed in?

“They (pine snakes) don’t mind planes — just people,” he said. “There’s no shopping malls or highways around here, so it’s like a vacation for them.” I'm onboard with that.

That is what I think too Al.

Some of the comments to this link are senseless. Then again, most comments to news articles are. http://www.nj.com/gloucester-county/index.ssf/2014/08/environmental_groups_fighting_damage_to_wildlife_areas_caused_by_atv_use_illegal_dumping.html#incart_river

Guy, do my eyes deceive me, is that Phragmites coming up inside that ruin? Can you zoom in a bit closer and post it?

IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 26, 2014 Contact: Bob Considine (609) 984-1795 Lawrence Ragonese (609) 292-2994 Lawrence Hajna (609) 984-1795 SIX MORE CHARGED IN DEP CRACKDOWN TO COMBAT ILLEGAL DUMPING ON STATE LANDS "DON'T WASTE OUR...

Guy, thanks for giving me a tour of some of the Northeast Kingdom highlights. I was pleasantly surprised driving up through Green Mountain National Forest, and even more surprised by the beauty of the Northeast. I had only seen Vermont from the windshield before, so I had this visual in my mind...

My experience with the timber rattlers is that their first reaction to a threat is to freeze and wait, and assess the situation carefully. Only under direct attack and after the attack is when they are aggressive. I have seen this behavior many times.

..."However, the original formula had disappeared because the brewery had undergone changes under different owners. "The greatest challenge was doing the historical research," said Gregory Deuhs, Pabst's Master Brewer. "We had to go back and read first-hand accounts of the ale's flavor."...

Wait, now I'm really confused. Is a flood a wave of water, or is it the wave of negative emotions experienced by 46'r when he feels someone has ventured outside his narrow swim lane?

Wait, I'm confused. Is the flood the water or is the flood the media coverage of the basement?

That was interesting to see how that snake shed his skin on his way out the door.

Yes, they really have nothing to do with determined passing. A coworker and friend of mine was heading home (west) on 70 about 15 years ago, and a guy heading east after his job fell asleep, crossed the line, and raked the side of his car, ripping it up pretty good and putting my friend in the...

Odd about that hornet Guy. Just yesterday I inserted an army headnet into the flap in the back of my day pack in case of an emergency run to the truck. I had a bald faced hornet on my deck 3 days ago snooping around, so I looked them up. Scared the hell out of me just reading it, and the one...

I don't understand how this can surface in just the past few years. Why not the 1980's or 1970's etc? Waiting, waiting patiently. Along a path I found him waiting.

Yes Gibby, indeed. In one traverse of that road yesterday I counted 7 sand trucks. I cannot drive it anymore without seeing them. The leaf formation was not so pronounced before the increase in traffic. I wonder if they are shipping that sand out of state.

No, but that is a decent guess.

It is not endangered Al, but it is a species of special concern and monitored by several entities to ensure it does not slip in that direction. I had said it was endangered in my post above but changed it when I realized my error. My fault.

Where is this?