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Thanks Jerseyman, that was interesting reading that, especially the part about squeezing the balls of iron dripping with slag to make it more pure. You go to a lot of work to "answer the mail" so to speak. Do you actually retype everything you find in the books to do that, or do you have...

Boyd, it is surprising you mentioned that bump. I have noticed it and spoke about it with a couple people before, Guy included, but he probably does not remember it. I am going to find out, thanks for reminding me. I guess its, what, 8 miles from where we can see it? If I recall, it is...

Nice George. I can almost see them settin' there in their wool clothes, little Jeremiah's hair all slicked back and looking wistfully out the door in anticipation of some good pickerel fishin'.

You swim good my friend. That day on the Batsto was brutal. I have since become acclimated, but that really took my breath away.

I have used yours several times now Ben. They are really helpful. I'd like to see that function expanded, but I do realize it takes work.

No, it wasn't him or Chris Jage. It was a younger guy. Maybe it was the biologist friend.

Hi Guy. Where did you start and end? How was the water level? See anyone else? Did any of you swim?

Pandot, you can't say something like that and not give us more on the subject! Can you?

To me, for both of those creatures, it is not so much the sound, but what the sound invokes in my memory; sunny Pine Barren days with clean white sandy trails, as well as warm and comfortable Pine Barren evenings.

Now you're thinking! I like canoes too. I don't dislike kayaks, its just that I did all the rivers on a canoe many years ago. I don't want to say I did not have a great time.

Nice shots Guy. You are right, I love that little ridge of crowberry. Here it is again with two of my best friends hanging out: Here is a shot of the little savanna all jazzed up: