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That's not a person, it's a moth. I don't think they mind. In the news, it's said that "The name “spongy moth” was chosen because the egg masses look like rough-textured, brown sea sponges." That is also dumb to call the moth by the texture of their eggs. This whole thing is misguided in my...

From now on, I'm going to call it the Gypsy Moth.

I think I heard once that Swamp Maple (Acer rubrum) could produce sap, but the season would be too short to utilize it.

If she had it on her cell phone, I'd considered an escapee. Because it happened so fast that she could not photograph it, I have doubts.

Ya, really nice, crisp shots.

I'm sure you meant a touchdown, right Al? :)

This is the one I bought for my son when he was like 17, 21 years ago. I paid $800 I think. I loved driving it because it almost felt like you were wearing it, so comfortable and feeling you are in great control. I may have posted this photo before, not sure.

I wonder if the actual hands-on craftsmen of those vehicles would weep if they saw them being run down a very narrow sand road in the pine plains after a hot fire, or stuck in one of our infamous clay wallows after heavy rains. If I paid that kind of money, I wouldn't do that to them, but...

A little out of my price range...

How are they bothersome to you Ed? I know nothing about them.

Ben, I'm sure you liked it even though you are out of shape. Don't be discouraged, keep up the walking. It only gets better for you physically. When we are not active, we deteriorate fast. Keep moving or your life will be shortened.

Interesting Al. Did you do the free trial? I'd like to see how complete the data is on parcel ownership.

Yes, that was your first time in that area.

Yes, Al, it was one of those spur of the moment pbx short explorations exactly where you said. I can't remember the exact spot either, but I think I'm real close at the red circle below. I'm not even sure if these are the right tracks, but I made this image a couple days later. I just checked...

Hmmm, you learn something new every day. You've got me reading some things, and I'd never heard this before. I paraphrased it: "Samoset was an Abenaki sagamore and the first Native American to make contact with the Pilgrims of Plymouth Colony. He startled the colonists on March 16, 1621, by...

I cannot imagine taking 8 weeks to cross the ocean in a (possibly) fetid, pitching boat. I crossed in a troop ship in 1964. Smelled like diesel the entire way. Many bouts with seasickness, but easily nothing your ancestors went through.

Clue: Pine Plains

Well, since we have Belleplain down there, I don't know. You might want to extend that some. Oh, wait, I see....you are right.

No, look at the gent standing on the right of the pond as I slide by. That's you.

That is something you don't see often. Was the last sentence tongue in cheek, or do you really have a southern border in mind?