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The first one is Saranac, pale ale. Good call.

George, I was back there again today, scouting it out. Can your S-10 handle whoop de doos? If so, I would like you to try and make it. I rethought it as I was driving. My leader does not want 2 wheel drive because he sees it as a pain if someone gets stuck and blocks the access, plus the grief...

Very cool Gary! I'm looking foward to the photos. I have lived in Bamber for 26 years now and love seeing what it looked like before me. Was that the "red bridge"? PS: did most of the other campers wear speedos in the 50's? I remember a guy who had a pair when I first moved into Presidential...

Made me chuckle! I flushed up about 8 of them one time on my motorcyle over by the rye fields in Greenwood Forest. Here I am moving about 20 mph and a couple of them are right in front of me trying to outrun me by flying about 10 feet high. It was like God threw a couple big birds he designed...

Or on the run if you want to put it bluntly.

And tonites. Hint, taste of lime is very prevalant. I do like it. Its smooth.

Ha! I see your secret formula on the paper! Here is one I recently got I did not care for. Too bitter. Don't go by the color in the photo which is too dark, it is dark amber. The bottle is your clue.

West Virginia I suppose. Look at the first photo-the pine barrens. Looks like Montana. Note the far background in the photo. Looks like some huge lake or snow covered mountains.

I do remember one of the pockets was ripped down one edge. It was one of those jackets you procured to be "in" at the time, but it was really far different than the ones everyone was trying to emulate (some old Daniel Boone or French Trapper jacket make from deerskin). Do you remember wearing...

That belt and the dingo boots were a match. Now all he needs is a fringed buckskin suede jacket. I had one of them.

Well said Mark. Beautiful descriptive writing and so true........bob

http://nashvilleboots.com/images_products/90_small.jpg All of a sudden I want a pair.

Great stuff Guy. Where are your dingo boots?

Give me a cooler full of ice and beer, a nice lounge chair with a sun umbrella, and an IPOD loaded with Dead tunes and I'll keep out the riff-raff. I'll charge them admission.

I do dimly remember that Jeff. That was a neat day. We had a good time. I still plan on catching that son of a gun.

I think he means by the letters AR in HARBOR. It is a diamond depending upon how you look at it. At first glance its a square.

I agree! Maybe Warner Hargrove is buried there.

I think it is really cool that you own a piece of the plains. I'd love to see the lot. Let me know when the cleanup is.......bob PS: the pinelands credits were severed from your lot? You probably paid no more than 7,000? No need to answer that.

Freerider, I would ask one thing of you, though its your property and I suppose you can do what you want with it. That area has Broom Crowberry (Corema conradii), a state endangered species. It is very rare, and in NJ only found in the pine plains. Try not to disturb any of that as you plant...

Where is that Nowa? Is it east of route 9?