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Good one Scott, you beer snob! :p By the way, I was out your way on Wednesday, and was looking at things on the SE side of the Clark Branch and South of Chew Road. I saw this below on that road paralleling the Branch. Anybody drag it in?

Noooo, they are the ones who had close calls!

I simply can't imagine the logistics involved in wrapping trees in the pines that are targeted for beetle entrapment.

Thanks Ed, that's what I thought.

Blacker than the dead of night Scott! Yes, Buddy treed one when we were on a hike. Jet black.

She did a good service for the Pines, that's for sure.

Johnny, help me out. The stone is 4-sided, and 2 sides show Colorado. How exactly is the stone placed in relationship to the border; the junction of 2 lines--one perpendicular to the other.

PW: when I asked that I meant the bridge at Hampton Furnace in response to Ed's post (where he mentions the bridge at HF). I should have been more clear.

Ed, are you saying it is blocked or otherwise no longer suitable, or are you saying it's just a sign there?

Oh, thanks. That is a very small bridge.

I wonder if it's the bridge on Carranza road, or the one downstream by Hampton Furnace.

Yes, interesting. But at least this is a good part:.. "Cats are typically eaten skull and all, with clues left only in the droppings."

Thanks Johnny, I could not see the forest for the trees. That's the engineer in you.

Beautiful shots! Does sound like you described a mink.

I can't see that working Johnny. Try superimposing a triangle on top of two lines perpendicular to each other. How would you write the states? Well, maybe you could, but it would seem complicated. Oddly, I can't see it working the way you said either (with four sides)!

Frost? What's that?

I drove up Mount Washington in NH with Janet this past Monday. You usually only have a 20% chance of good weather for that. We were treated to 75 degrees, nary a breeze, and 100 miles of visibility. Stunning. Same thing the next day when we went to Franconia Notch State Park. Only 30% of the...

Well, I meant if we had oil trapped in shale. They did not figure out how to dig that out until the latter half of the last century.

...."Hunters traveling to some north central areas of the state are reminded some hunting areas and travel routes may be impacted by Marcellus Shale-related activities. Some state forest roads may be temporarily closed during drilling operations or other peak periods of heavy use to reduce...

Tomorrow nite: Scattered snow showers and blustery. Low 22 F. Mount Washington.