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Boy, that is a tough one with no tail. I'm going to throw this out there, and maybe the more experienced can confirm or dispute: a.) Junvenile Cooper's hawk. b.) Juvenile Red-shouldered hawk.

I really enjoyed that.

I like it. The lines don't bother me exessively.

I have two comments: 1) Is the "E" missing in eatmor on the poster an error? 2) Was Hampton Furnace really that far down the stream from where we always thought it was? Or is it just me that does not really know where it is.

I'm with you Scott. In my mind I saw horses, charcoal wagons, and iron furnace proprietors.

Thank him for me (and all of us) Guy, for sharing. That story and photo is a real treat.

Nice. Now, Chase, you used that for the Atsion barn shot, right?

Actually, they make an iron stove paint. I think its called "Stove Black". I've used it. But then again, my stove is not outside. http://www.stovepaint.com/

Congratulations Guy! Persistance wins the day. Tell Jess to get up off her butt! PS: They went to some expense with that marker. There are bound to be more.

Al, I peed behind the tree, but not on it. Due to the size of the tree, a car could not see me for 400 yards in either direction as they approached. I smell a road trip! We should go and visit as many as we can in one day. Kind of like a marathon.

This is timely Tom. I was going to tell you abou this one. Sweetgum 362 18' 11" Champion Burlington Dennis Petrham Fort Dix Army Base 227 108 10 I was coming home from PA on Sunday, and was about 1/4 mile north of our old high school and I had to pee. I was looking for a good place and...

HA! The first one is neat. I can see my Aunt sitting on the front porch in her bobbie socks. Her 55 chevy is parked out front with the foam dice hanging from the rearview mirror.

I agree. And to be even more precise (but much less poetic)... a lovely bird set in Schizachyrium scoparium, Euthamia tenuifolia, and Panicum virgatum.

Well done. I see Mark's door hinges towards the end.

"And the fact that Albert Hall advertises its Saturday night shows as "the Sounds of the Jersey Pines" rubs some locals the wrong way. Bill Salmons, a Pine Barrens native and musician whose wife, Linda, puts on the "picking sessions" at Tuckerton Seaport, said he preferred to avoid the tourist...

http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/news/breaking/article_81675264-fc2d-11df-9456-001cc4c002e0.html You know, I have not thought this out yet, but my initial thought is that giving these municipalities 'all' this money should not be necessary. They must have built the town services up around...

That is good, you deserve it.

That first one is a Juvenile Eagle? What is the other bird, a partridge?

Bill, in the first photo, are those flocks of birds in the far background? I like how the reeds are in a lot of the photos....showing the inevitable....the future to come. And after that, the sea.

Maybe they are in your area. Down here they make up and color our background and define our area of exploration and interest. We don't think of them as ugly.