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:) Actually, the truck has air, the Solara needs work finding the leak.

Nice to see you're digging deep Jeff!

Hmm. I guess I'll do a drive up on a friday, poke around getting my bearings, and stay in a hotel, then hike and return the next day...........

I always wanted to go there, to the shawgunks. I heard there are many timber rattlers in that area though. Lets go saturday. I'll drive, but I don't have air in my car.

That I have done Jeff. I followed it across 539 and up into the rolling hill country. I followed it up into the cuesta ridge that separates the rancocas watershed from ours. I followed it long after the continuous dampness petered out, and then some more. Up in that area, there is a long narrow...

Very cool George. Egg laying perhaps? PS: A pine snake in the garden IS cool. Why not?

I feel a light breeze in Bamber tonite. Oh wait.....that is just Jerseyman fanning through his library in search of the mysterious Miller. :clint:

Thanks Jeff. Where are you from, and what are your interests?

Mine does have macro, and the first and last one were taken in macro. I am going to buy some fairly strong reading glasses and try using them to look at the view finder. I also really need to understand the relationship between ISO sensitivity, aperature size, and lens opening speed better.

Guy, is that photo you posted from that station East of that Tavern (Indian King?) by the Medford Circle? What age are those pumps, is the price still on the gas in them?

Thanks. I went back out today at Bamber and tried to increase my lousy close-up focusing skills. I found out I can better them by shooting in manual mode. I am still not happy. If anyone has tips on focusing close subjects with digital cameras, please give me a tip. Perhaps I need better glasses...

Jackpot! Good for you Guy. Is it just me, or is the stone flattened into a Bishops Hat shape? Anything written there? It looks that way.

If Buddy could talk he'd say....."what bird-what are you talking about?".

Both! When I get out there I love the freedom of going where I please. No sidewalks!

Were they featherless Tom? What did they die from, exposure to the sun?

I decided to follow Sweetwater Run to the Junction with Webbs Mill Brook today. A wise decision. It was beautiful back in there. Start: For a time, part of it disappeared and then came up again. This is rising right out of the base of the cedar you see there: The next two shots...

Does the state still maintain the campground on Atsion Lake?

I get it. On second thought..... :)

I note one "Stacey Biddle", very likely kin of the "Biddle's Mills" proprietor.

Its real nice to own a hunk of property. I have a large bush too, about half of that size. The carpenter bees love it and drill into my soffit for a home. That is a pain.