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I have found that I do like learning about it Al. I am currently reading Grant's Memoirs. You can see the full, very phrophetic quote at the link below. See the paragraph entitled "Military College Superintendant". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Tecumseh_Sherman

Yes Kevin, but particularly further up the road towards 206 a few hundred yards or so. I didn't know you were discussing that area.

Last time I camped at lower forge I brought in a T-bone steak. Why not? PS: the guy with me brought good (real good) keilbasa from some obscure polish store in Trenton. That is good too.

Kevin, have you ever been to Wescoat Bogs? That road that runs directly adjacent to and parallel to the bogs is the absolute trickiest to maneuver sugar sand I've ever encountered in the Pines. It is downright fluid. I can't think of anything that even compares. At least not off the top of my...

All in moderation...:cool:

Good shot of that Tom. Did you use a backdrop? Did you get the lower half?

Thet thar contraption looks like 'en oyster dredge.

The man needs a pickup--along with insurance and registration. I'll buy him one if I hit the lottery.

Cute story Scouter! :)

I like the McRib. I don't care what's in it.

We don't need no stinking badges! :clint:

That first one says it all Pancoast..the morning sun and the whale. Our planet! Suitable for framing of course. Really special.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soppressata

Never you mind. Open another beer. :D

Great work Pancoast! So many favorites, it's hard to pick one.

Awww Scott...you missed the whole period and still hate it? What ever did you listen to back in 1970? :confused:

The Best!

Mark, that is really cool that Alexis coauthored the poster and abstract. That she likes what you like really makes life complete.

Up here in Bamber, I'd forgo any trip right now. We got pretty well hammered with rain and the water is downright dangerous.

Hi George and all. Good company on this post. I have a favorite botanizing location in Manahawkin swamp, right about where it turns maritime. The flies and mosquitoes glean special delight in torturing me. It's like they are on their own special brand of meth. So I have an old but quite...