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Mark, I'm curious why someone would choose an Algonquin name for a feature in these parts. You cited two so far. They were a tribe more north of New York and thereabouts. Did the Leni Lenape speak the same language? http://www.cumauriceriver.org/reaches/pg/narratives.cfm?sku=18

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You put that tie on boy! I done told you....you ain't going swimming! :mad:

Okay, I'll say it Terry. That is a real stretch to say you see a windmill there. I do understand though, that you are probably looking for one you know is there, so your eye settled on that and told your brain...there it is! :p

We don't eat sod, and the way things are going, the Batsto will not look the same 50 years from now because of the sod farms. Gone will be the tea-color and clarity. It will be enriched with sod farm run-0ff and the fertilizer will allow non-native plants in along the banks. It has begun already.

Jeff, this was the show I saw. http://www.ledzeppelin.com/show/february-8-1975

I loved the way he dressed. Those clothes made a statement...."this is who I am".

Very cool Jeff! I loved it. If you have more load 'em up!

I am very saddened to hear this. :( Howard and I were out a few times together and we used to talk a lot whenever I saw him. He treated me like he knew me his whole life, and even put my name in as a companion of his in his book "Wildflowers of the Pine Barrens" I remember one time I took him...

I'd like to see the outside. That old home architecture interests me.

No matter what anyone recommends, someone else will disrespect it and say they love theirs more and it's better. I use Outlook and I like it. I don't like Windows Live though, seems onerous.

I love it Al. I'd like to see the whole place, let's do it sometime. I'll bet we can find that stump that gent is sitting on in the schoolhouse photo. That is a big one and should still be there.

That is a shame. Lookes like a big Quercus alba?

I think I know where that is. It is on the northeast side looking southeast toward one of the dikes? Or conversely, it is on the other side of the hill looking northeast from the dike area.

That is a sharp looking bike Scott. :cool:

But wait Boyd, maybe we are just starting to come around. I remember the first time I realized China was in the game. I was into working on my house quite a bit; I think it was in the mid-80's. I bought a roll of 12/3 house wire for $12 that used to cost $25. I was estatic about it. Saw China on...

In that case, you'll put that Honda dirt screamer you have out to the curb? Please let me know when, even if its 3AM. :D Here's a bonus...some great adventure bike photos: http://baldy.smugmug.com/popular/#307328142_m9wAy

Double PS: I worked hard as a young man in the mid-70's, and yet American made cars were crap....absolute crap! I refused to put my hard-earned money into one. The stench of poor quality lasts a long time. Now, I would consider a Ford today, but I still hear friends tell me of their Chrysler or...

Well said Scott. Don't forget the Harley. PS: I have this vision of starting a department store called...GoodsU.S.A. I only stock American made goods. Build it and they (manufactureres) will come.

Mmmm....thanks, I'll drink it here.