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Thanks Chris! Care to join me?

Bingo! :siren: What does he win Johnny??!!

That's Wescoat, t'aint it Scott?

If you've always had an interest to see exactly what we do, then consider this Saturday's trip an open house of sorts. If you are interested and are in very good shape with no health problems, and don't mind fighting your way through briars and thick brush when necessary, and jumping from...

Ben, I use the live maps and also wish they opened up more in the center of the pines, like at the capital of the pines. I would never rule anything out, but Facebook seems like a silly party to me--sort of goofy. I have heard of families backbiting each other on there too. I'm just not hip...

Very nice Tom, I missed these. Along the Rancocas I suppose?

Those last two lake photos are absolutely beautiful Joyce. Suitable for framing. And that first one is the most robust ladies tresses orchid that I've ever seen.

I finished this book on Saturday, where they used the sextant a lot on the journey. This book makes my all time top 20 list easily. A real page turner. Real exploring stories are my cup of tea, and this one really delivers...

Very nice Pancoast. What was that day, Wednesday, that was 66 degrees and sunny? Perfect weather.

I'll bet I know why they cut that out. Large egos and reluctant judges?

By the way...I happened to look at a world map today.....we all know Chile is south of New Jersey, but I was somewhat shocked to realize it is also east of us.

Yes, tomorrow's supposedly heavy rain.

Where is it coming from, that blob out in the midwest?

Hey, you caught it in time. I once bet a guy $10 that he would not eat a fly. He did.

I have found them to be quite good on top of Cheerios. Very crunchy.

Great eye for the photo as usual Bachman! I love the cranberries marching under the wooden slats the best.

That looks like the grill of an old Ford sedan Guy, like a '49 or '50...

I saw that coyote too. He rides pretty good, but I'll bet he stole that bike. When I saw him riding he was all dandied up, wearing a gray tweed coat, knickers, and a green felt swiss hat with a feather in it. He grinned at me as he rode by, as if he was something really special.

I'll drive for you if I'm around the day you wanna do it Chris.

All, this map was made by Guy. It was from the Warren Grove Wildfire PBX trek in October 2007. The photo below the map was taken at Xeric.