All,
I haven't been posting as of late because I have been spending quite a bit of time in Bass River looking for some historical places as well as stones. Jessica has been sick for a week ( severe upper respiratory infection) so this morning I went out alone. Fortuanly, I was successful finding an interesting stone that most likely dates back to 1761. I believe the WS stands for William Smith and some of you may remember other WS stones that Manumuskin and myself have discovered over the years.
It most likely had a number below the WS which obviously is no longer there. It may have even had the 1761 date which another one had on it.
It was a little hard to notice with the tree falling almost on it. After looking over where I found this and the other WS stones it is hard to imagine someone owning that much land. It is a huge area.
Switching subjects .... I stopped at the Middle Road bridge that is being repaired at 206 and while there a man on a bicycle rode up. He wanted to get down the road and was not going to let a closed bridge stop him
The water level difference is about 6 feet.
He was carrying his bike.
Guy
I haven't been posting as of late because I have been spending quite a bit of time in Bass River looking for some historical places as well as stones. Jessica has been sick for a week ( severe upper respiratory infection) so this morning I went out alone. Fortuanly, I was successful finding an interesting stone that most likely dates back to 1761. I believe the WS stands for William Smith and some of you may remember other WS stones that Manumuskin and myself have discovered over the years.
It most likely had a number below the WS which obviously is no longer there. It may have even had the 1761 date which another one had on it.
It was a little hard to notice with the tree falling almost on it. After looking over where I found this and the other WS stones it is hard to imagine someone owning that much land. It is a huge area.
Switching subjects .... I stopped at the Middle Road bridge that is being repaired at 206 and while there a man on a bicycle rode up. He wanted to get down the road and was not going to let a closed bridge stop him
The water level difference is about 6 feet.
He was carrying his bike.
Guy