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The unedited one is very nice Ed.

Myself, Guy, Jess, and Mike Baker did a little local exploring this morning for Arethusa. I love this orchid, as each is original. I give them female names because of their beauty. This is Grace. This is Kim. And we went to a spot I always wanted to visit. It is stunningly beautiful. The...

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/05/27/national/main20066768.shtml?tag=stack Sounds like a good time...something PBX would like...."Both forest and swamp were littered with dozens, maybe hundreds large, downed logs, he said. Some were rotten. He tried walking on top of some, balancing with...

Thanks Ben. I do like talking politics one in awhile, and I try to keep it clean.

Guy, Jeff, and several others of us were hiking over behind Lebanon Lakes a year or two later, and we found clothing in the trees in a very remote spot. It had to be that storm.

A good read Jerseyman. This last sentence reminds me that we had a good debate on this subject in a post awhile back... "At some point in time following the cessation of ironworking, the area around Mary Ann Forge became dedicated to cranberry production." Yes, I remember the canals etc.

There is a set of three mini-clay pits southwest of the big ones in Woodmansie. We visited that area.

Nice day, right Guy? I was out riding with Jeff today. Can you tell where we were by the second photo?

It was absolutely ROARING! It sounded like a heavy freight train, and marbles being thrown at the roof by a giant. The wind was swirling, and the temperature dropped 12 degrees in 10 minutes. Some of the hail pile up was so thick on the roadside, that it lasted until the morning.

Hmmm...."“The government needs to stay out of the fishing business. This is our water. It belongs to the people of the U.S., not the government,” said John Perri, 60, of Pleasantville." Let's see how that would go!

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http://www.cnn.com/2011/TECH/gaming.gadgets/05/19/apple.religion/index.html?hpt=C1

In Bamber, right now, 9:30 PM.

Yes, the guy in the second to last photo.

Cool. What happened to the one gentleman that got soaked?

You guys don't have the all the facts. Corrosion in the bottom of those containers is well known and dates back many years. It is periodically ultrasonically tested to determine if the thickness is decreasing. It is not a partisan thing, so don't assume so.

I'd like to read more on the Tuckerton Railroad.

Guy, I don't know whether you notice me doing it or not, but as you call, AAACK, AAACK, AAACK, close both nostrils with your index fingers on the side of the nose (press in) everytime you make the sound.

I have seen some great shots of tree frogs, and not so great shots Guy. But these are the best! Really sturdy frog too!

I like to make my own decision, so I hope this is not going to be somebody's idea of being helpful.