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Buddy seems to take it in stride. The funny thing about pollen from pine trees, and I've been experiencing it for 30 years now: the scales must close up when it rains, and then as soon as the humidity drops to a certain level, they emit pollen right away, and like crazy...to make up for lost...

Scott, put him on Craigs List. I offloaded a dog one time. Just try and get someone who is decent. I had a beagle when I lived in Presidential Lakes. Snoopy was her name. I'd go in the woods or fishing, and she'd be running a rabbit or something. You'd hear her yelp every once in awhile (on...

Yes, that is from 2 days Gibby, yesterday and today. Look at my porch. I hate this pollen week. Have to keep the windows closed and cannot do house maintenance outside.

They take a dim view because the raw acorns Tom Brown makes them eat ruin their eyes. Once in awhile they sneak off to WAWA for a chili dog with onions.

That is a difficult access. You should drop your canoe off where the bridge crosses Lacey Road. Put the canoe in on the northeast side. You can drive either direction on Lacy until the signs saying no parking run out, then park on the side of the road. I don't think you'll be bothered. If you...

Bushwaker, I edited the post. They are doing the lower portion of the creek. Mickey is starting at the park village bridge and stopping at Dudley Park near route 9.

Nice! Thanks for sharing. Good story.

Gibby, tell us the full story!

The Forked River Mountain Coalition will sponsor their 19th annual canoe trip down Cedar Creek on Saturday, May 25, 2013. This trip will consist of a run down the lower portion of the creek. They will depart Double Trouble State Park at the bridge in the park village at 10:30 am and return...

Why yes, that's what makes it so fun to explore. Yes, Lose the plan and just go. Get lost. Get so deep in that once you are lost you really know it, and you get that queasy feeling in the pit of your stomach. When that happens, calm down, back up and take other roads until you recognize...

I'd do it if someone could keep her from pecking my head and hands.

It would be a real topper if they could scramble up the pole and pick all the man-made junk out of it before the young hatch.

Tom, what kind of habitat should I be able to see Viola Brittoniana in?

Nondiastrophic! I had to look it up. In other words the pine barren geography developed mostly though static causes and processes above ground level rather than big dynamic forces caused by earth movement and heat. Is that what it means?

Very interesting Mark. I may have been there once...I rember it being on a grade above the rest of the town, and they had preheaters you could keep on your engine blocks. You could see the peaks from the Alaska range in the distance.

Where were you Mark? I suppose that is a different country? Tell us about it.

Doug, That is a common vetch, a member of the Fabaceae family. Without the benefit of closer examination I'd say it is Vicia sativa.

I found bottle parts in the pines by Bamber with the subject maker's name molded on the glass. A little research discovered this sad news. :( http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=F1071FFA3E5911738DDDA90994DA405B808CF1D3

Indeed, you are correct Al!