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Great report Guy. Your photos prove that there were highlights even though we had to modify this trek. I forgot to give it an extra point in my rating for the great companionship, which really is a large part of why we do this. Thanks to everyone who brought food, making it a great success...

So neat Jerseyman. I like this quote the best..."When I ride over these lands and see so much soil whitened and glistened in the sun, especially in the woods where vegetation cannot conceal, I am forcibly persuaded that all these Jersey lands were once traversed by the finny monsters of the...

Boyd, I agree with Obama. I think we all have seen first hand the effects of degregulation and poor safety and food inspection. I am a Federal Worker, and see how our country is often raped by contractor support and "consultants". Its too easy to just turn the job over to private industry. We...

I stand back and watch from the sidelines. I do want to add my own "changed" view-and here I tread on argumentive ground (or at least unpolitically correct ground). Over the years, we have seen criminals attain the upper hand against police, and for that reason I always questioned why they...

I have ZERO!!! tolerance for people who use exotic wild animals as novelties to eat in order to pump up their ego, or grow their hair, or increase their longevity, or sexual drive. It is silliness and selfish. Stupid idiots.

Bob caught that at Dover Forge in that little backup pond, right? There are some good ones in there.

Not so on the pyxie moss Al. If you saw that after backing up a bit you'd recognize it as sand myrtle...Leiophyllum buxifolium. An easy mistake looking straight down on it. Pyxie is only an inch or so high.

Yes, and you should see blooms for awhile. This plant seems to grow (at least in our area) just in the sphagnum area (just beyond the transistion zone) along our creeks. In other words, imagine you are walking down the hill from the road into the cedar zone along Four Mile Branch in your neck of...