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Another post reminded me of something. Last Saturday I was working the Barnegat Bay Festival for the Forked River Mountain Coalition. An older guy walked up and started reminiscing about the Forked River Mountains. He told me a good story about a rattler. Seems he and his friend were driving...

That is quite an Osprey photo..... Its really sad to see all that crap on that beach from humans. You'd think with a population of 8.6 Million people in this State of ours, that somebody would look after it. Boy, that really angers me. The animals don't stand a chance with us slobs. :mad:

Your UNDERSTANDING? C'mon my boy, where is your confidence that you have checked all the right boxes and kissed the right teachers in your quest for geological knowledge? Would you like to go off to see the wizard and have him bean you with a hunk of Jersey Sandstone to pound some sense into...

I have heard of some outdoor workers wearing them in cold windy weather. I have not strayed into that area as of yet.

I kinda like the skirt and pantyhose idea if it were not for the smilax genus. :mrgreen:

Very cool Kevin. I like our little south jersey hills.

:) Cute story. He must have had a heart attack.

:) You make me laugh out loud sitting right here in my living room. I actually have Miller and Coors Light in the fridge right now. I like a light beer more often than not in the summer. Ain't ashamed to admit it. The other beer is fun, but its too heavy and expensive for me to do it all...

Both are very nice photos, great colors. I have not keyed that plant out, but I can tell it is definitely in the pea family.

There are bass in Bamber. I caught one and saw a kid with a 4 pounder. Then I saw one move out in the water over by the dam about 3 years ago. It looked to be 3 pounds or more. I got excited about Muskies in Shendandoah about 8 years ago and spent all day there, from one end of the lake to...

Why you young whippersnapper! I was fishing in the pool on the other side of Presidential Lakes dam when you were in diapers! Some of my finest times were spent fishing in that pool.

Whoa, serious horsepower there. Congratulations! What engine was the base for punching out to that many cubic inches?

I have found this color combination to be particularly attractive to Pickerel. I use it freely in my pursuit of pectorial pleasure.

Have any of you herpers heard that the State is considering putting the spotted turtle on the Threatened list? I heard that from a good friend of mine.

I get a kick out of George. I remember him telling me about a couple guys getting into a nasty fight over there in Philly...and then George says to me..."why can't people leave each other alone?". I second that, and that saying has stuck with me for a long time. Simply said and true.

I will try that for Pickerel, thanks! I really love that section of the river. It is begging to be explored.

Some additional photos from this day to remember. This first is our tracks. I turned on the GPS where most canoer's turn around and go back. The river was like another world after the rain. It was not like the little oswego, it felt like the big oswego. Jeff's speedboat, revving...

Bee-yoo-tee-ful flower photos Guy. I really like the azalea. I'll try to load some photos tonite. I don't feel to bad this morning. Ibuprofen works wonders. Jeff called me last nite. He got back downstream in about 2 hours. He is really quick in that kayak. He told me he saw some interesting...

Great post Al. You are spot on.

Oh Tom, you are a prankster for that one. "gargoyle-y" evergreens? I think the writer is afraid of the pines himself.