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Doggone it Guy! You'd better change the name of that folder!

I'd help her. I live in Bamber, but my hands would shake too much.

So how did the good Reverend like it? My Priest from Whiting used to come to Bamber and paddle in his little rubber kayak on Bamber Lake. Ahhhh! Sunny, sun-drenched autumn days. How can you beat them? I ask you Sir, pray you answer me if you have an inclination to do so (and have the time...

Waltzing the tilda (~), Waltzing the tilda, You'll come a waltzing the tilda with me!

Trade it back in and pocket the change. What the heck. Here is where I earned my last set of pinstripes. I'm trying to get it all shiny like Scott's buddy from Chatsworth. The view at the end is scrumptious. Dessert.

I felt the same way when my old girlfriend Tina used to ask me nicely to come into the bedroom.

Like Woodjin said, you gotta choose. I choose to point and go. Here you go Ben, this might make you feel better.

Yup, I saw them. I also saw a tray of wings off Hampton Furnace Road last year.

Very neat Guy. I spent 7 hours in the pine plains today. Can't seem to leave once I get in there.

That's odd. I always see them. Let me try one your way. Here goes:

Yes, my buddy Guy put together a strenous one today. Gets the juices flowing. Here are a few more shots: The savanna. That is Carex striata (Walter's sedge). It is the most prolific sedge in the pine barrens. Guy at the other side: Very tall species of carex it is:

Dave, I know you don't really mean all of NJ. You are making those of us who love many parts of NJ feel real bad.

I went through Chatsworth Tuesday, and they put up orange fencing on both sides of 532 from the lake to the center of town. I don't go cause its the cattle chute feeling you get there. Plus its mostly knick-knack, kitschy kind of stuff. But, some may like that stuff. Makes the world go...

That is a wolf spider Kristine. Here is a neat spider link where you can read about it: http://www.termite.com/spider-identification.html

That is a nice composition actually. The setting and colors are vibrant, and the ISO setting was perfect.

Heh, the Great Swamp! Pete would enjoy that!

AMEN!

What say you, from the 70's? It has that look to the paper.

Did that really happen Al? It did, didn't it. Scary thing, being lost like that. I've done it several times in hardwood swamps with night coming on.

Appreciate your comments all. Though You might like to read more about Pete Fish: http://cityguide.pojonews.com/fe/Activities/stories/act_mount_marcy.asp