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Dewpoint is dropping almost 20 points over the next two days. That is a huge, wonderful drop.

Did you go to the meeting? I called you but you were busy.

I think I'm the only one on the forum that is not really dissatisfied with the permit process. I've held back because i don't have a flak jacket. But I have to say, if it keeps some of the riff-raff and out of state people out, I'm okay with it. There, I said it.

In my experience, these Urgent Cares are like pop up businesses. They grab a place, put a few items inside, cobble together a staff, and man it with 2 people all day. Okay, so some are good, but still.

Lack of really hot fires is changing the pines for good. Very sad.

Yeah, we got nuthin' in Barnegat.

This is in the heart of the pine barrens. I'd love to know how that got in there. Sand is a great filter. If they need to make it deeper, then go for it.

Ed, yes I see there is coliform present. I saw that in the first post. I thought someone did something to contaminate the well. What do you mean "I can't imagine the mind set of someone who does this." Am I missing something in the paperwork? Who did what?

I don't know Boyd, what do you think of this? :eek: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nastapoka_arc

So what's the deal Ed? I can't understand why they have to use a form that covers everthing but makes it as clear as mud. Why did the well fail?

All I want them to do is tell me if owner is one of these classes: Federally owned, State owned, County owned, Township owned, Non-profit conservation firm owned, Business owned, Private party owned, or other class.

By the way, at one point that Pinguluit crater was touted as having the most pure water on earth. And it's so clean it does not have enough minerals to keep the Artic grayling formed right. They have skinny bodies and big heads.

I drove from Pheonix to the Grand Canyon, and I should have taken a detour to that crater. I didn't realize it until later.

I didn't read this link yet, but I was wrong, it was the Chubb Crater story I read. National Geo 1952 "solving the riddle of Chubb Crater." It's been renamed. https://craterexplorer.ca/pingualuit-impact-crater/

All they have to do is supplement with drones. That'll shut the door, so to speak.

That goes along with my idea for a special task force like they did in Manchester. Big, beefy state trooper types, about 20 of them, swooping in to to lay the law down. Guys who are schooled on what can be ridden and what cannot. That's important, because I see a lot of confusion about that even...

That is so mind-blowing. From the Chesapeake article: "Tropical rain forests covered the slopes of the Appalachians." Not many people know that (I read this, but I'm 'pretty' sure its correct) the slope of the Appalachian chain slides beneath New Jersey, even in South Jersey. Drill down beneath...

I have no idea what they did in there, but I would have taken the downstairs diner back to the 1950's.

I love info like this. I have National Geo's from the 20's, 30's 40,s and so on up this centery. Not all, but several hundred. There is (If my memory serves me) another one further north that I read about....in Natl Geo some scientists visited it. Here's a video I think about the one you posted.

Whiting, believe or not.