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The first picture on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife page looks familiar! I was wondering when the updated page was coming out on the America Chaffseed. The web designer contacted me about several of my photos and it is cool to see them being used to educated viewers.

I was there late yesterday afternoon and I had never seen the water that close to 539. I had the impression that if there was a substantial local rain, the water may back up to the height of the highway.

The road out of Friendship heading to 563 is in poor shape just to the left of the intersection. It definitely needs to be fixed before the three holes turn into one impassable rut. The same joker that drove over the sand piles also drove through the cellar holes. Some people just don’t...

I am available for super secret drop offs if anyone needs a ride in. I just watched Apocalypse Now so I have some training but won't utilize a boat. Your extraction will require a little more effort but that can be discussed. Don't tell anyone...

Late last summer, I passed two kids in a Jeep Cherokee that drove over that bridge. I asked them if it was a fun trip over and the driver's response was it was a little sketchy.

I am still working every day and the little lady is working from home for the university. I worked as much as I could with the crew the last couple of weeks to get ahead of schedule. The fear was the state was going to shut us down for a few weeks but the governor kept construction open. The...

It is a blazed trail of some sort.

It is interesting to see the Pomona Fruit Company mentioned. Last time I read or saw that name it was in relationship to Stockton University and Lake Fred.

I would like to hear what the life span of the newest turbines are when installed over water and if the maintenance costs are increased because of the salt water. If you add in what it would cost to build the farm would it ever break even? It just sounds expensive with a loss of monies. I don't...

The name krait was lost in translation and should have been crate, as in the crate fell of the truck. Dust off that tin foil hat of yours. https://www.nature.com/news/inside-the-chinese-lab-poised-to-study-world-s-most-dangerous-pathogens-1.21487

The maroon hulk reminds me of one of those turbo Dodge omnis from the 80s.

We could be looking at a little piney ingenuity.

Hmmmm, that bed looks like it is off a 37 IH pickup.

Yup. Seems like everyone likes to tell a story, instead of the story.

Is this Clayton from the old rail spur?

I don't know anything about it. I have followed the race into Harrisville, when I was scouting plant locations, and thought about how the men digging it were lucky the cut was in sandy soil. The work still had to be backbreaking.

Bob, sorry I should have been more specific. The race I was referring to was the one that can be seen on the c1890 Cook topo. https://online.boydsmaps.com/#15/39.6730/-74.5261/cook

Was the race originally built for the sawmill?

Teegate, you may not be able to remove those spots. There is a chance the water PH was off to either end of the scale and actually etched the glass and paint.