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I am so sorry, I should have made it clear what the Manchester thread contained. Next time I'll provide a synopsis. I hope I am forgiven for this transgression. It won't happen again.

I agree, should not happen. I remember about 15 years ago I brought the family to Lake Absegami in Bass River state forest. Swimming, hot dogs, burgers, tater salad, ice tea, cake, you know the deal. Anyway, I started noticing some of the patrons (who looked like they were from the city) were...

Ed, I assume you mean Firefox?

Last evening I (for some reason, forget why...had something to do with downloading Firefox) changed my profile to auto update, and they loaded windows 10 while I was asleep. I did not resist, just rolled over and gave them my belly. It's strange, but kind of benign. You know, I got my first...

I'd use them to mow the lawn. I did not know about them. I bought "tanglefoot" last year, to see if I could keep them down. Have yet to use it. Last year was a good year.

Thanks Sue. It also looks like Dermacentor andersoni. What is the difference other that habitat and area?

I never said anything about hypocrisy, and never meant to address that (on purpose). I merely answered a question.

That is fine. They had a purpose other than mudding.

And....I see a canoe on the trailing vehicle. So when we talk about doing damage, we have to talk about "purpose". Their purpose was to get somewhere on an existing road in order to do something traditional in the forest. So no, to me that is not mudding.

I definitely agree with your first paragraph. As to the second, I'm not sure it will work out. Where is the driving force to effect the cultural change? Americans are too diverse in thought to make that kind of change in attitude a wholesale change. You ask, "will that be enough"? I don't know...

That video really bothers me; it focuses the problem in a unique way. Forget the mud wallows for a moment (we all want that to end). This video makes it's well apparent they are treating our pine barrens as an amusement park even though what they are doing appears to be mostly legal (except for...

Ewww!

As you thought, no, that is not it. This club intrigues me for one personal reason. I've seen it about 5-7 times now over my 35 years of driving around in the pines, but each time I see it, I forget where I saw it within about 6 months! It is not deeply hidden, it is just on a seldom-traveled...

Where is this club--exactly.

http://omse.co.ocean.nj.us:8082/IML Hit the search button

I suppose he has a dog sled team.

Come along children:

Yes, Bellwort. They are such wonderfully soft, understated flowers.

Soft and Armed

Caught this guy waiting for me today. He did not last the day, I rubbed him raw between two stones.