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Really good stuff. I always like the uniqueness of your photos. PS: I just saw your photo of the American Avocet today. That is such a great shot with the flowers in the background and his stately walk. Well done.

My son Nick had one. I always remember that I never felt more comfortable sitting in a vehicle. The seating and it's relationship to the controls, as well as the general feel of it was perfect.

I'm not sure whether this has been posted previously or not, but it's an elegant treatise on a subject that may interest many on this forum. Well researched, easily read, and very interesting. http://www.nps.gov/history/history/online_books/nj3/contents.htm

Or....build a small dam to the height you want out of sandbags. Stack them up in a little wedge, so they taper away from the center on both sides.

Karl, Guy and I saw some cranberry farm dams under construction and it gave me an idea. Construct a simple box out of pressure treated wood. One end has the in-flow height that is the level of the pond that you want. You bury it with sand in the middle. See this sketch I made.

Yes....but more....Big Band, right? I'm tagging this as no later than 1952? A guess.

I loved the cars in yours the best Tom!

Good post Keith, I can see you are dedicated to the sport. I caught my first pickerel in Hampton Lakes with a seine net. We were "dragging" for anything and came up with one that seemed 18" long or so. I lived there from 1961 to 1963(?). In those days the beach there was white and pristine...

Cool photo Karl.....

Map the location? Of course, they will. Who would ever perform a study of ponds and not provide a map (or at least the locations of the ponds) studied in the report? I'm just jealous I'm not one of them involved.

Nice classic.