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A walk around Friendship (and nearby) with my wife. This was also a first pine-barrens hike for my dog. He did well. But he did refuse to cross a slightly submerged board adjacent to a bog. We assisted him. :) Thx fer lookin.

I'm posting a few photos, having just returned from a trip to West Virginia. This batch was taken at Seneca Rocks. Gloria and her daughter Janelle joined my son Freddie and me for the duration of the trip. We lodged at a fine location adjacent to these beautiful rocks. Monday morning...

weymouth mullica river evans bridge toop friendship safe travels, dear friend. whip

Deerfield Presbyterian Church vroom. vroom. five mile drive ... Holly Hills Golf Course in transition. to the fairways FORE!!!!! Drat. Ball went in cattail swamp. green's thataway. the gorgeous back section of the course...

Just returned ... spent ... after spending a few days wandering the Roaring Plains and Flatrock Plains (plus an hour or so at the Sinks of Gandy) in wild & wonderful West Virginia. We were buttressed against one of my favorite places in the known universe: Dolly Sods. She, in all her glory...

Quaker Bridge Road Tulpehocken Creek Friendship Batona Trail Hampton Meadows Deep Run

<<removed>> I see Alfie already posted this in General Discussion forum. Sorry!

http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ Daily visits to this web site reveal many beautiful astronomy photos. Today's feature photo was taken along our Mullica River (this link will shift to another image after midnight tonight (5/28/09), then it will require accessing via the archives.)

I was drawn to this video because of the musician. I'm sure nobody here has heard of him; Saul Stokes lived in Philadelphia several years back and I nearly stalked him around town as he used to wander the city and perform fringe-like electronic-music concerts. (He's returning to Philadelphia...

the frog prince

My son (foot on ball) had a soccer game in Medford today. After a nice victory, I volunteered to give Mrs. Whip and Lil' Whip a tour of my favorite place on earth (as we were so close). I think it took a while for the beauty to win the pair over; Mrs. Whip lives in a horse world, Lil' Whip in...

Great writing sends me. John McPhee is a living legend. He's been a regular contributor to The New Yorker and much of what has been published in his 27 books I've read there first. Another piece authored by McPhee has appeared in the current issue of the magazine, and the man's writing...

The Old Earth Darwinist (reflected above) phoned the Young Earth Creationist this morning ... "Alfie!" Silence. "Alfie?" "It's three o'clock in the morning, Whip. Why are you calling?" "Alfie! I forgot to mention to you that I was getting up early this morning to do some field...

The Bear Swamp was penetrated late Sunday afternoon by one Whip-(the earth is 6,000 years old)-persnapper and one Whip-(add several billion years to that number, please)-poorbill, the latter laden with recording equipment (and as heavily hyped) as an attempt to locate nesting and happily hooting...

Al, Marvin and I spent the cold and dreary day wandering portions of the Wading River, plus Shane and Skit branches. Al spent most of his effort seeking high ground solitude locations and markers, Marvin for anarchistic weaponry, and I wanted pretty things to photograph. This would be the final...

Oh, wait ... it's only Marvin.

Mohammad Al-FIE(!) and yers truly braved not-so-great elements and wandered areas near the Mullica and Wading rivers this Tuesday. Ice was pelting my truck when driving to pick Al up this morning and there was serious contemplation of postponing the journey. I'm glad we didn't. This first...