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Yeah.....there is some type of concrete liner after the steel skin, then some type of plastic that is tougher than nails. I'll tell someone I suppose. I'll bet all he got was a love letter from the guy's mistress.

Times are tough.

Excellant, you even got him with a fish!

Beautiful shot of a magnificent pitch pine Guy!

Tom, they are not grasses, they are sedges. From what I can see, they appear to be too early Carex pennsylvanica. They could also be Carex umbellata (variety tonsa). I go with the latter for now.

By all means. Do you see the parallel-veined leaves on the one on the right? That means a monocot, probably a lily. It will be interesting to see what that is.

Well, it is a farming community, and those trains were liable to bring anything in from up North. Still, it is an interesting plant. My audubon book indicates it could well be Claytonia virginica (Spring Beauty).

Good photos. I've always enjoyed your shots. You have the knack.

I don't think I'm going Dave. I have before though. I don't know if others on the site will.

The Forked River Mountain Coalition will sponsor their 16th annual canoe trip down Cedar Creek on May 29, 2010. They will depart Double Trouble State Park at 10:00 am and return approximately 3:00 pm. A donation of $10 per person is requested. There is a three (3) person limit per canoe...

What is with the trout lily? That is not native. What is the deal with it?

I need more clues on this one Tom. Do you have any of the vegetation to show? It is vaguely familiar but is stumping me.

Great photos Guy. I just got back from an overnite trip to Patuxent River MD.

All....it was a sunset. The end of Easter Day over Bamber Lake. "...Thus it is written; and thus Christ should suffer, and should rise again from the dead on the third day; and that repentance and remittance of sins should be preached in his name to all the nations...."

"It almost begs to be explored." Ain't that the truth! But seriously, the fringes are chock-a-block with people. Even those on the forum mostly live on the fringe, and some live far from it. But still, its ours, and we love it and strive to protect it.

I'm on it!

Hi Mike, call me in the AM if you still need help. I understand from talking to you that you have to dig some first.

While crossing a street, I will catch the eye of the driver before I cross in front of his car. That is a simple courtesy on the part of the pedestrian. That is my signal to him of my intentions. If he ignores me, I just wait for the next car and silently curse his mother and all of his...

Tanner to Finley: "How many times do I have to tell you Finley, its Juliustun, not Juliatown....get that woman off your mind!"

I slept a full 11 hours that nite. Very rare for me to do that. It was extreme back there.....has not burned back there in 15 years, and in looking at the arials, even in the '95 fire, some of it was not burned. By the way, Chris was not that far off in his original straight line estimate. I...