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I don't know Guy. I'm looking at that photo real good, and I don't see it. :)

Thanks Ben and Ed. Works fine now.

PineyMike said "Havent heard the yotes in a while near me, but I thought I'd post that I heard them twice this week and that was from inside with the windows closed." I heard them loud and clear Mike, when I stepped outside to take the dog for a walk. They were very close. PS: I can no...

I can see us in 2027 talking to the grandkids: "You young kids don't know what cold is! Why, back in '14...now that was a winter to remember!

Could that be a 1931 Ford Model A Standard Phaeton? :p Getting closer!

I herein predict that when all the figures are in, this January will go down in the South Jersey list as one of the top 10 in mean low temperature for the month since 1895. :(

Thanks Ted, I should have known better, as I have it in my collection....I went by the flower when I keyed it out. I never thought that the fruit would look like that when they opened.

Nice photo Ben, it really conveys a good old fashioned snow storm.

Glenn, I had sent you an email about the PBX trip at the last minute. Did you receive it?

Thanks for the trip report Guy. Here are some photos. The liverwort (thanks Ted) is Bazzania trilobata. The fern looking moss is Hypnum imponems. I really liked that cedar swamp. Put it on your late spring calendar, we'll take a ride back there. By the way, I judge that Mountain Laurel behind...

Polar Vortex my butt. The media grabbed on that and shook the life out of it like a bull dog. Were not conditions for today (Sunday) supposed to be horrendous? This is the best hiking weather.

Johnny, retirement is better than I thought it would be, by far! But it is only two weeks. :cool:

Al, take Johnnyb up on that. He and his wife Ro are great people. Johnny is a hell of a good all around guy and a great conversationalist. He's been around.

I wonder if this is the one and the same? http://www.paulickreport.com/news/ray-s-paddock/dear-john-an-open-letter-to-john-brunetti/

Here, but what is the round clearing, a big tower?

Thanks Guy. The Ives!

I postulate a theory herein (harrumph!). It rained, but then the water froze before it could filter down further. As the ice formed it expanded and pushed the grains apart. When it thawed, they mostly stayed apart because the coarse edges kind of trap each other from moving. It was not until the...

On the surface, it looks good. It would be nice to see a map.

Was a very bad morning in Bamber. Ice covered the roads. I saw a large gravel truck turn nearly sideways as it rounded the curve on Lacey Road. Many idiots just kept coming on strong without a clue. One girl turned off Lacey onto my road, and she slid all the way into my road. She was really...

If Sue were around, she could probably point out all those buildings and say which one was hers. I think she is now in Florida.