Search results

Sing to "Twisting Time is Here Again" by Chubby Checker: I just got chigged again Like I did last summer I just got chigged again Like I did last year! Do you remember when, chigs were more uncommon C’mon lets get chigged again, chigger time is here!

Egg Harbor Tom. You went with the Club and Gerry? Was it nice?

Here you go Al. Also, today I got chigged down by Egg Harbor when I stepped into the woods off of 561 to releive myself. That is all it took. I brushed them all off, as I always wear light and look down at the spot above my knee frequently. That spot just above the knee is tempting to them.

What a fine weekend, and as the Chiffons would sing, it was one fine day. Some photos

Thanks for coming along Guy and Jess. Was a good day.

I gotta be serious here. I think it is the mixture fill for a sign. Dig a hole, insert the sign post, mix some aggregate and concrete together, and tamp it in. It could have been done in the early part of the 20th century. Maybe it was a speed sign. I'm not trying to be funny, it was just my...

Good, thanks Chris.

Chris, I'm studying some plants in Double Trouble State Park. Right where I head into the wetlands from the uplands a guy has a stand. At the exact (convenient) spot that I turn, he has a salt block and one of those feed blocks of corn and some kind of meal. Knowing that, are there any days that...

:p ..."And then there was some other people camped right on the river and they saw him running around their vehicle being chased by a cow." What the hell kind of campgrounds do they run in Australia? I wonder if they have equivalant to our Bud Light over there, because most people don't...

I was at that one Johnny. 600,000 people. Drove up through Elmira to get there in a ford panel van with 3 other guys. The road in was clogged for hours and hours. The whole thing was surreal. I only got withing a few hundred yards of the "BACK" of the stage when the Allman Brothers were playing...

Excellant production. Liked all of it except the last scene. That was overkill and uneccesary.

PS: I love that word "swale". For me it conjures up nice plant growth, greenery, and wildlife.

But Johnny, you have a swale right behind your house. I'm positive that thing is damp or even wet.

Speaking of that, I am one of the few people I know who really like sardines. You simply cannot beat the taste. I had a can of King Oscar Meditteranean style yesterday. Great!

We've had rain here most of the day, but sun wants to peek through. Now yesterday was odd. In the middle of the day Bamber got a 15 minute(?) storm with sun out when everyone else in the state was dry:

Yes, imagine wall-to-wall levitown-like suburbs all the way up to the shore. How nice would the shore be then with all that easy access?

I agree with Robert Young in this article. http://www.thv11.com/news/article/277833/288/Recovery-from-Superstorm-Sandy-ignites-fight-over-dunes

Ryan, do you explore? Go for it. Drop down off that road into the briars and pick your way through until you satisfy yourself. It's liberating!

PS: I remembered this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saponin

Here you go Guy: