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Good catch Boyd. The snake is in that trailer at 1:54. Not as clear as the film, but....actually if you make it full screen, it shows good.

Do you know if anyone called them out on this yet? I know a guy that I can ask at state if not.

This one Al. http://www.pinebarrensfilm.com/

I found it on Amazon Prime Al. If you don't have that, there is a thread in here that recently mentioned the movie. I'll look for it.

Do you have a source for that Mark. Throughout the Pine Barrens? That doesn't sound right. They'd sink so bad you'd have to pull them out with winches hooked to trees.

This thread reminded me of something. I watched that Pine Barrens documentary last night. Have any of you herpers seen it? At around 14 min, 57 seconds there is a shot of a canoe going down the stream and in the foreground ( water and lily pads) a snake is swimming in the water. It looks like a...

That's the way I took it, they meant all of Wharton should be driveable.

I watched the entire thing. The things that mostly bothered me: 1) Right off the start, they said many people selected the entire map, so they threw those out so as to not skew the data. (!!!!) 2) Two people blatantly indicated they wanted roads and trails closed. One of them said the state...

See post 20 on this thread. It's there as well. We get old, we forget things, we don't care.

I'm not sure what you are showing there. I don't see anything but the 1930 aerial.

By the way, in the back of the book there's a picture of a house at Friendship. Obviously being lived in. Probably Sue's.

Are you speaking of this one Pan? I have it, and don't think it's rare (or maybe it is).

I wonder Guy, if that line was an error, and maybe this was the line that was supposed to go in? They are pretty parallel.

I love the exploring books on men of the past; Shackleton, Scott, Byrd, etc. I have this one in my library and plan to read it again. Great stuff, highly recommend it. Don't get put off by the lower reviews, they are from people who could not stomach having to know men had to eat the dogs and...

Reminds me, I watched the documentary "Antartica, a year on ice" last night. Fascinating and well done.

Most of us are old dogs. We've seen worse.

I wanted to point out that the link to the Wildlife Management Areas shows they've really been working on thier maps. You click on one map and you can move over to any of them, and now they have much more robust separation between property owners. For instance, in the snip below, the bright...

Yeah, pretty much anything goes there now. They let it get out of control. My neighbor used to take my family there in the late 1980's. Looked nothing like it does in the above photo. There was often hundreds of yards between us and someone else. His under carriage was destroyed by the salt.

Dirt nap, good one. The term in the bible, which I like, is: he sleeps with his fathers.

I suspect you do!