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It's a small world...my favorite. Good name for that one.

Ted, I noted you correctly call it Bamber, and not Bamber Lake. Thank you good sir. After all, we don't live in the lake!

PS: I could never get used to blue cheese (yech!) as a salad dressing. But I do like it on celery the few times I eat hot wings. By the way, I find eating a lot of wings gross. When I see the all you can eat specials. I think of all the skin.

I do like good seasons Boyd. I do distinctly remember though, that is gells pretty easy in the fridge. Do you find that too?

Guy, did you try it? It is the best, even though it sometimes gives me heartburn.

Guy, can you overwrite the sound with a song? I can think of several that would be cool.

Nice bit of history Ted. Good stuff. Ben, the photo's are outstanding. You learn quick! :)

Sure, all I gotta do is stay one step ahead of the law. I have a sneaky suspicion that they are photographing the traffic in and out of massage parlors. I blank out my license plate and wear a wig when I go in.

The Serengeti? I think it is on Nature Conservancy land now. North of the road is owned by the sand plants.

Guy, you and I climbed a tree and took photo's of the Forked River Mountain. We also went to the back of the hill and looked northeast. Do you remember that is the mountain man retreat with the ax target board?

I had read something similar from Mr. Windisch several years prior to this. It is a good document. Prescribed mild burns are lowest on the totem pole. Back in 2005? I went on a field trip with him near Jakes Branch in Berkely. He took us to a recent burn that allowed a rare grass to flourish...

Interesting article because there is so much to consider when you read it. Designated a regional growth area, they had to accept a lot of construction. Now they are frustrated because the homeowners are mad at them for not letting them do anything on their properties. By the way...the sea shell...

This is one strong woman. There is a quote in here that made me bust out laughing. It is so true. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/01/nyregion/at-52-a-prostitute-still-working-the-streets.html?_r=1&WT.mc_id=AR-D-E-AD-OB-TXT-TRI-ROS-0312-STATE&WT.mc_ev=click The video is interesting too. God...

Al, I call that the South Jersey Serengeti. The hill was destroyed by the sand plants until the state told them to back off and get thee the hell out of there. They demanded rehabilitation so they used a mixture of sewage sludge and other crap (or so the story goes--I have no source), and now...

They deserved invasion after firing on Fort Sumter and seizing US government property. Most of the poor fought because the rich landed-gentry told them they were having their rights taken from them. In short, they were used. President Lincoln never recognized the secession as legitimate, much to...

Jimmie...If you don't have transportation, boy she treats you wrong.

That was a keeper Mike. I like the electric guitar...nice touch to let him play through.

Good news for you Mark. Your community solidarity worked well!

Burn baby burn.