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Coyote bait, for a camera?

Could it just be the shadow?

I know where that guy who posted that got his moniker. He reversed the name. I had the album for about 45 years and sold it for peanuts a couple years ago (I think).

Interesting. Back in the late 70's, I met a couple guys in a Datsun 240Z(?); they were doing a road rally, and some was in the pines.

I consider stuff like that to be trash. Some canoers will get ideas, and it ain't such a great idea to turn our pines into a ride on an amusement park.

Very few roads in that area are incapable of being driven. Especially with a RAV. The sand is not bad in most places either. Most are fairly hard packed. As to the plains, as you trend northward, you'll see them. This is Spring Hill. You may not make it up there, but walk in and the plains are...

Mumbo Jumbo Gibberish

I always wondered about that, but never looked into it. I wonder if there was more to it than money for the state. They lilkely also wanted people to have liabiltiy insurance in case they injured others no matter where they were.

That looks like the one we did on the Tulpehocken one year. By the way, nobody should ever hammer nails in cedars.

Ron, your last one is over the Webb's Mill Branch by our swamp Pink. Yes?

Whoops, it was Johns. I was thinking of this one on the skit, downstream from Batona Camp. It just looked similar I suppose. My memory ain't so good anymore except certain things.

That last guy was like "what are you doing, can't you see we have operations here"? He was probably miffed you didn't stop.

Is that last one on the Skit, upstream from the bridge on Carranza Road?

My system did something funky. I have these in a folder that I marked as 26 July, 2003, but the date taken says 2001. I don't know how that can be, but it has to be July 2003. Here's a pickerings morning glory and the data.

This is what I got when I clicked on properties. But in looking at it, no way could it have been 24 Feb. I'll check around.

This was taken with a Minolta Dimage S414. I 'borrowed" it from work. 4 MB, From 2001.

I saw Jeff at Lines on the Pines today. His son Jack is a freshman. He's doing well.

Love it! 3 is a great age. They have no other interests but being with you.

I wonder if it could be a stand up paddle board. Maybe trying it out in a safe spot.

I've been in there surveying for plants. Only a foot or so deep at most. This photo is from a wet season, most times you can jump from hummock to hummock and/or wade right through it in boots.