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Well said Ben. Good point. People have memories, which is why I myself will not confront them. I don't mind educating them about where not to go, but that could also work against you. They could "accuse" you of telling the police about them if they are caught. You are suspect since you had...

Sorry to hear about the camera. What kind was it? The Oswego is the pearl of the Pines. Oswego Lake is the jewel. I love them both. I'd love to own Sim Place.

I love wikipedia, absolutely love it and use it every day. I use it for everything, but mainly for music. I like to learn about a lot of the old bands I love, but I have used it for the very arcane too. Lately, if I want to look at info on anything, like, the history of shoes for instance, I...

No, I didn't ask him Jerseyman. Go ahead and ask him. But go easy on him. I like him a lot.

Jerseyman, At the Pine Barren Short courses today, Walt Bien gave a presentation on Fire's effects in the pines. He had this same exact photo in his powerpoint collection and he did indeed say they were Botanists.

The Blue Comet Photo is the BOSS!

Kind of you to say Jeff! I get lucky once in awhile is all. I also like how YOU pop out of the woods once in awhile when the illegal still fire burns out, or when you need more corn mash, or are making a cannonball run, or you caught the last pickeral in the bog, to give us a some of your...

Good one George! I am a big fan of Whippoorbill's photo talents. Boyd and Freerider and Behr too. Long Island Piney has an eye for a photo setting too. And Guy's before/after really brings the pines to life by celebrating the history of OUR lifetime Pine Barren memories. Also, Mike242424 has...

Even supposedly stable people do this sort of thing. I broke all 5 bones in the top of my foot due to the guy who owned the local sand mine. He dug trenches 3 feet wide by 18" deep all the way across the road, and then he flattened out the dirt pile as a result of digging the trenches so you...

Your Dad looks like a straight up guy. A little old for the hippie days and probably had the greatest time of his life in the 50's. Is he still around?

Really nice savanna photos Mark. I think its one savanna land I have never been to. That is on the upper Batsto, below Hampton? I like dead trees in the pines too. They give it character and contrast.

Very poignant Scott, you and I think alike. Whenever I see a really old one still standing, I think of hunters long past wearing those red and black checked coat of the old days. Many of them back then probably wore their blue collar work pants and simple black boots instead of getting all...

Okay, I will. Soon as the ground warms up and the snow is gone.

No problem Ben. I thought about that. I'll send them to Largo.......bob

I have been there. I posted about it a couple years ago. Very odd place, with a lot of the foundation and piping remnants still there. I tried to get some on the board to come out there and see, but had no takers.

George, that was a blast watching everyone go in. It was a huge crowd; thousands. I had a good time. It was quite exciting watching and laughing at everyone freeze their butts off. The good time was infectious. I highly recommend watching this. I'm gonna bring my daughter and son some day to watch.

"Bob, are you certain that is NJCF property? I am somewhat familiar with the area. I realize George Cluen owns a lot of property in the area, and people ride there all the time. I'm not sure if he owns that portion of the South Branch, but he may." Yes, I am certain BronzeMan. I know some of...

I hear what you are saying BronzeMan, but that is a recklessly audacious way to speak to another member of this board. Makes you seem like a smarty pants know-it-all. Did you get into many fist fights at school when you were young? You certainly could not have been a member of the debating team...

Its the eyes on fish. They have zero depth, and don't ever seem to look at you. Makes them seem detached from things. I know, this answer can be dissected too, but that's what it is for me.