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Mighty handy when you have a carload of girlfriends!

It really is a shame that man altered the land there for a few decades of profit, and it will never be the same. It took thousands of years to create those spungs and savannas that were there. It likely compared to the land we saw on our trip 7 scenic savannas.

Tom, not noticable on the surface, but I stuck my walking stick into the mud and pulled it out. It smelled faintly of raw sewage. That could be bacteria from rotting vegation I suppose. But as they say..."something is rotten in Denmark"....I have a bad feeling about this. I hope not, as Wells...

Good one Gabe!

Thanks German. Regarding the seep, the worst of the sheen is on the southeast corner of it....closest to you. I have never seen it that strong anywhere in my explorations.

You'll have to pinpoint that now for us. We'll have to see it. German, would you please comment on that nasty issuance from the Racoon Branch source? I'm sure you know about it. Is there anything to do but wait and watch? Do you get tested often? We were surprised at the lack of monitoring wells.

Jerseyman, well done. I noticed your accent more sharply in this video. It brings back memories I have. Tell me if I'm wrong about its origins. When I lived in Presidential Lakes in the 60's, it seems about a quarter of the people living there were from either Philadelphia or far West...