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Yo Sal baby! My motor is stut-stut-stuttering and the cockpit is on fire dude. Mind if I land?

That is a tragedy.

Yup, these ones. http://www.philly.com/philly/news/breaking/137733128.html

Not such a great deal when you read it. More like a windfall to Clayton sand company. And what's this section here? "A conservation easement - through which development rights are "bought" from the owners - includes provisions for some commercial development. But no residential development - a...

I'm sure his name starts with a "K".

I told my sister I do not want myself parceled up in peices and scattered all over the damn country. A little over the top, yes. I am not totally ruling it out, but I still don't see any gain.

Well, it's been about 10 months since I posted this for comment. Have any of you that said no, signed up? Have any that said yes, closed it?

Scott, I actually did like that tune on the old race crashes when I viewed it on the email you sent. So, you still don't like Lisa eh? Oh well. I'll post another for you. Tom, I used to have The Last Waltz on VHS. Wore it the hell out. http://www.youtube.com/embed/nmmjoc6gLsM

Keven...that "Looking South over Beaver Pond" immediately brought deep silence to mind. Was it quiet there?

Is he your favorite then Gabe?

That will never change...and is pretty sad. I was out with a few friends a couple weeks ago and we came upon a convoy of 40 trucks, and they all stopped to take a pee.....one guy actually threw a beer can in the woods, and no one said a word to him. When you see "blue" beer cans in the woods...

A letter to the editor when I found out the guy who owned Southern Ocean County Landfill had been dumping drums and drums of chemicals. Was surfing my old files, thought you migh get a kick out of a rash 30 year old me. "My God! -- What have we done? That should be the expression all NJ...

Thanks for that video Gibby, it cleared up a lot in my mind. Where is that reference to Dover Forge and Ferrago wherein they were in a race to see whose hammer struck first....I can't find it, but they both struck on the same day.

I don't believe that for an instant. It's the way they wrote it that makes it seem very bad. It is only those that are "thoroughly inspected by the state". Hell, that probably leaves out most!

Yes, and that pond gives you a whole world of opportunities for exploring plants and wildlife.

Interesting Mr. Boyd. In your last post, I see some tweaking of names is in order. New Lisbon became Mount Misery last nite? And Browns Mills Junction is now Junction Road, and Browns Mills (as a named place) is not shown.

That place has always been a riddle to me too Ben. Thing is, I don't remember it the way that you drew it. Wasn't there a canal on the south side after the washed out dam? But you only show the main creek. I don't know, it's probably my memory that's off. As to the middle run, I never knew one...

Thanks for the link. The one thing about that area that does not sit too well with me is the distance from water. I enjoy being able to walk to the lake and creek with good access.

Nice. Divorce, the big destroyer. The thief in the nite. The end of happy times. The proof that life is not fair.