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Did I hear you correctly? You would pull out an assault weapon and fight the government over a lawful change to the Constitution?

Tis quite a ramble, yes. I have questions, but I'll ask one right now: You of course realize the Constitution can be changed by the people. So If a suggested change to the second amendment came up and was duly ratified and approved, would you pledge allegience to it despite how you felt about it?

Gibby, would you explain that statement?

Apples and Oranges. That was an attack on the country by outsiders, not fellow US citizens.

No he wasn't. He was an old fart from the movies.

Apples and Oranges Dogg. A car is (mostly) not an intended instrument of destruction used by evil people.

Zat so? I mean those weapon types delineated in the now defunct 1994 Assault Weapn Ban. I trust Joe Biden to dust it off and suggest an update to it after talking to many knowledgeable people.

So true. And the destination does not have to be tangible, just a curious question in the mind. "The bear went over the mountain...to see what he could see."

Ban the assault weapon. It is an unecessary instrument of destruction for the homeowner to keep around.

Good stuff. :)

Quite ineresting Scott. I'm thinking of those fruit baskets for apples and peaches. Must have been a good business.

That map you posted has me on your side Mark....named after a person.

Thanks for the effort Mark. I did forget to mention that there is a hill that is named Burden a mile and a half (+-) North of where we explored. It is on historical topos as well. http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.53006234274146&lng=-75.37633895874023&z=14&type=hist&gpx=

Yes, nice photos Chris. I like the thought that this state has so many areas left to explore. I will be getting down that way a lot when I retire.

How on earth Dogg, did you dig up this obscure bit of information in order to salt this post?

Thanks Guy, I had a good time today! It is an interesting area. We found evidence of mining for the top layer of sandstone on top of some of the hills near Peck's corner. It is why we surmise the area is named burden hill--maybe because of the sandstone overburden? It's just a guess.

"Banks “are very involved” in the process, Belluscio said. Banks provide loans to lien firms and also package liens they purchase into bonds that they sell to investors, he said." What a bunch of scumbags. I'm learning to despise banks. I quit my bank (TD) and put all my eggs into my Credit...

That volvo race is mighty--make you feel like a man I'm sure!

I read that (twice), and it was hard to determine just exactly what it is they are doing. I have an idea, but it's foggy. Too many words wrapped around that message.

Guy, don't go there...they'll close all the roads to avoid them.