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Thats when I grab me a few. I salt them and eat them like pretzels with beer.

Aye Matey, you have a point there. It'd be great if they helped everything flourish there by removing everything down to bare sand. They left great hunks of roots and such.

Tom, what is your put in and take out? How many of your kin do you expect?

ALWAYS a good idea!

You lucky dog you. Sitting in a nice bar drinking with a purty girl on yer arm telling you how big and strong you are....and you whispering sweet nuthins in her ear. :dance: The only think you lacked was a phillies blunt.

One of my favorites. Say Guy, what about that hill that fellow told us about? We still don't have the coordinates.

Actually, quite a bit of them. The plains have little islands of dampness with plenty of larger trees.

Nice shots Pancoast. I really like the surfer in the tube, the sun through the clouds, and especially the last shot. I swear I can her the roar of the surf and cry of that gull in that one.

Like they don't have better things to do with the money.

A photo of that road where they gouged it wider. A real mess they make of things, and they destroyed some Broom Crowberry.

I am just not up on grasses yet. But to me, it does look like Nuttall's. I spent yesterday poking around Port Republic and Nacote Creek. Very nice area for plants. I also took a ride out to Oyster Creek and Leeds Point.

Okay. Next time head towards the sound and investigate. Be brave young man.

Mike, c'mon. Six of you left because somebody threw something at you, but you couldn't see who it was?

Hold the phone Horatio.....now I'm not so sure. I hereby withold judgement until I hold the culprit in my hands.

"I was in the water and I felt somthing touch my leg. Something slimey, fish like. At first I thought it was something brushing against me in the current but it happened repeatedly, sometimes approaching me from down-current. later, my wife felt it also." Boy Jeff, your wife must have really...

I can believe this. Hermman is on the 1974 quad map, and there were a few structures very close to Hermman City proper shown.

I'm betting the farm this is Pityopsis mariana.......Maryland Golden Aster. What say you?

I'd say yes, based upon the slightly clasping leaves.

Dream time return is very well done Bill. The photo pulls you in. Was that little stream the one we crossed Al? Looks like it. No chigs?

Guy, I looked that website over. There is quite a history there in East Greenwich going back a long ways. I have been through areas like that over the years, and it's kind of sad. Not so much that things are changing, because we expect that, but that some of the very old houses are still there...