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Although I never bought their music, it was always on the radio while driving around with my friends. Never tired of it, and always liked it.

It's really evident that she was just inching in, bit by bit until she actually got bit. Did she have a male passenger giving advice? :D

:p Reminds me of the time in 1977 I took my CJ5 up to the Catskills. I took a dim road such as you show and it would up and up and up (crazy me at 23 kept going) until we came to the end. A little cabin/house, all snug up there against a drop-off with a beautiful view of lakes and mountains in...

That's embarrasing. Poor guy had no clue. Every male should at least have to go through metal shop in school. He probably wanted you to hook it at the top of the rack too. :p

I tend to agree, especially when these projects tend to result in saving a lot of other land in exchange for the right to do something like this. Then again, if this were planned to go through the pine plains and a cedar swamp or two, I'd be lying down in front of the bulldozers. :D Still, I...

Wouldn't that be West? I see where I was wrong. I had no idea the gate was that far south on Allen road.

The numbers don't seem right. And California has a lot of shipping ports like New York, which is probably skewing the data.

I'm going with this:

"I also wish I could see on the map where I had been, so if anyone wants to hazard a guess and try to figure out how I got from Point A (Allen Road) to Point B (Where Martha Road hits Chatsworth Road) I'd be grateful!" Now that is a tall order given the clues! Did you come out at Harrisville?

That was one huge summer storm last nite over Ocean County. Frequent strong lightning and thunder and torrential rain.

Very well done, I love the background photos.

I like Lake Absegami. It may be warm sometimes, but if you have a child or two with you, it is fun to swim with them in that lake. At least my memory tells me so.

I like the Lidar. Thank you for your efforts Ben. And Boyd.

Oh Jeez, Johnny, you just unleashed Al's passion. Look out.

Mike, If you don't get out there this summer, Guy and I have a PBX trip kind of roughed out in our head for that area. If you want you can join us for that trip. Maybe we'll do it this fall. After your search, send me or Guy an email if you are interested. PS: we don't run unless the cops...

A shame, for sure. That yellow building though, that looks like it had been painted and shingled within the past 5 years or so.

It does look like a pot hunter to me. That iron implement looks to have been crudely crafted in a foundary, most likely from that era (a guess). I like the color and vibrancy of the grasses.

Here's an interesting article. First time I heard the name: Orchid Heads! :p http://seattletimes.com/html/nationworld/2009716339_orchid23.html

Thanks Tom! Just curious. If you had given me two choices, I'd pick those two. I saw one in Cape May County, and always suspected one in Atlantic. Nice flower.

County?