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I'd like to see his work. I love the Adirondacks.

I will say this. He has the gift. Just like Boyd, Behr, and Bill. His gallery is stunningly beautiful. http://www.pinelandsimagery.com/index.html

I saw that Tom. Very interesting part when they bit into that corn and it tasted like cardboard due to the hybrid selection the industry has done over the years--"industrial corn" is the term they used. Made me immediately think of sweet white corn, the opposite to what is now grown in the...

Can it be fixed easily? Do you know what is wrong?

Thanks to everyone who came from the board. We did really really good at the site we were at. That site was always, due to the distance and difficulty getting in to it, last on the list. Now its done, and done well. I hope Paul's truck is okay.

I'm betting they were there before cameras were prominent in the U.S. of A.

Nice Bill. That river is serious! It's really going places with power behind it. I was in the Wrangell Range in Alaska, and the mountains were extremely steep. The rivers all looked positively urgent in their mad dash toward the sea. Really something to see.

I would seriously consider paying for an offline version that I could load on my own computer and not be slowed down by download.

Very cool things to read. I'd like to go back in time. I really would. But prior to the sixties. Maybe the late 40's after the war.

Guy, that does look like the Albert Brothers entrance by the road. But, they had a lot more signs, some of them unique. Maybe they were all down when you snapped those photos.

I wore them to Dead concerts! I graduated from Pemberton in 1972. I was in PL from 6th grade through high school, and for 4 years after that. I also lived on Hanover street and Yarrow Street in Browns Mills. Were you in the old school, or the new one?

Good stuff Guy. I used to go to the Villa D when they had disco in the middle seventies. My best friend met his wife there. The Forked River House burned down about 10? years ago. There is a new fangled one in its place.

That would be good. We need trucks going to my area that carry people.

Okay, thanks....

We got word today we are getting a township dump truck for my area, so your vehicle is not a necessity. See my PM to you George.

Neat. I can now see where Camp Columbus was and see what it looked like.

That is really nice Ben. Good job on that. It is really great to be able to switch to the 1930's from where you are on the satellite. A time warp if you will. This is something I'll enjoy when I'm trying to figure out the reason some of the topography is the way it is.

God Bless your Mom! I wore Keds sneakers too.

Thanks George. Realizing how far you are coming, if the little S-10 that could is not in top condition that day, I understand if you have to bow out. We'll get 'er done anyway.

Exactly.