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That Tuckahoe River watershed is really enormous, right?

I love detailed maps. Study them all the time. I've yet to see a detailed map depicting where all the encounters took place. Give me coordinates, and I'll fill it in.

You know Scott, it's like you were bonked on the head sometime between 1967 and 1978, and zoomed through an entire generation without knowing it.

Thinking of a newer 4 runner with less miles. This guy has one, but I'm laughing too hard to call him. It was a joke by him, I liked it.

How are you now physically, after your time in the doctor shop.

Yes, using lidar I can see at least two trails in on the north side. I'll bet though, they're overgrown now. Yes, another member gave me coordinates. I'll look at it next season.

This must be the huge maple swamp. Odd that it's called Sluice Creek, because there is another Sluice Creek that dumps into the Cedar Swamp Creek in the northern section by Henry Young's farm.

Thanks Al, looks interesting. How about this family here. He's in deep.

I was thinking of Ron Burgundy's glass case of emotion on the Anchorman movie.

Yes, I've see briar just as bad before. Parts of Penn State Forest are particularly bad. Also, west of the upper Batsto, north of the furnace area. However, usually we can just go around it, or push over it, if it's not never-ending. But this stuff had us trapped. We could only retreat or head...

Yeah Al, I told Guy and John that if we get close to those fields we could bail out there and walk the margin. Problem is, with all the hummock hopping, striding over down trees, watching your feet so you don't get into a soft spot, and ducking under briar, I felt we'd all expire trying to get...

I aim to cross that swamp, by God! I made the trip too long. Al warned me in an email about the briar he ran into. I knew that when we had to pick up a dead log and let it fall on the briar so we could get through it, that it'd be a long day of doing that. I may try a straight line crossing in...

My problem:

I have always like this song. It's different, and a really good composition. I just found this video. Notice how well they play on live TV. Every person in the band knows their part and their instrument. Look how long Al's fingers are as he plays one of the guitar solos. Though video is not...

We have a curve ball. David Snyder questioned the tiny teeth on the margin, and suggested Paulownia because of that. We are not sure, and I did dismiss the red viening as just a local thing. So, there is still a question about the ID. I still don't like Paulownia though. I

Scott won't get that.

Oh yeah, now I recall. It was Oak Island. So yes, you are correct too.

I only vaguely recall that. Where was it?

Yes

I'm not sure where you mean.