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Hi Pat I was nice to meet you and to hear your presentation last Thursday. It had a big impact on my wife.

Ethan Allen: His Life and Times - Willard Sterne Randall He and his brothers stomped all over Vermont and came from the part of CT with the best hiking... Bark: A Field Guide to Trees of the Northeast - Michael Wojtech So you nature buffs know who you are huging in the winter. The Nature of...

Thanks for the green.

Great News! I hope you are staying at that place that serves fine scotch.

Thier range is encroaching north. It is a good bird for you to report. list it on ebird.

Wow! What a great dog. You are lucky to have had him. But being a loving owner you created your luck. Sorry to hear about your loss.

Great! Its yours. No I have not heard from him yet....its still early. I noticed that the species high count for black back woodpecker was five last year by a circle in Alaska....we can beat that...Ill place a bounty. A beer for anyone who reports a blackback. (It would take more than one beer...

Tom Is weight your weight or your weight plus pack weight?

Will be held Dec 17 this year. Plenty of time before the winter peakbagging season kicks in. Plenty of routes available. There is a good cone and Mt Ash crop this year so we could have some good birds around. It is a great way to slow down and add a different experience to your mountain...

It is threads like this that make me want to wear foil hats.

So is this test more valid then, lets say, astrology? I agree with Unstrung Harp. These tests can be manipulated. during college I worked for a study that measured stress and fat distribution in women. Personality tests were given to see if the subject may stressed more easily than others.

Jason, you could not be thanked enough for doing that work. What I have seen in the Whites are invasives along reclaimed roads and roadsides. I have not seen huge stands of knotweed, Norwegian Maples, Bittersweet etc. From what I have seen in the wilderness areas are healthy plant...

I was just in Yellowstone in mid Sep. They have a similar issue with bison on the roads after dark. They are big dark animal without eyeshine if they would ever bother to look up at you. The speed limit is already at 40-45. Just assume something might be in the road and slow down. The birds...

I remember the stuff from Orgo lab. Doesn't seem to have lethal toxicity by itself, but as a strong solvent it can introduce substances through the skin, as previously mentioned. I have heard about it being used in livestock. I would never touch it.

My guess they are the quaking aspen that you mentioned...same that grows out west. I can only tell the difference between the bigtooth aspen and the quaking by its leaves...so I am no help in the winter. Cottonwoods are also in this family but the bark is dark and rough. Did you notice...

Farmers' Almanac concurrs. The wooley bears are also have the same prediction.

I have only heard of one person who has read that....She was in the showers at Pinkham waiting for her quarters to run out...with nothing else to do (how many times does one need to wash thier ankles?) she read the soap label.

Thanks for the greenie. I don't like steroptypes. But I am a tree hugging, granola eating, venison eatin somonnabitch. Craig

So if I got a real poncho and not a Sears poncho I would be taxed? And another thing why can't eating granola and hunting mix?

Some states also have fees or taxes on fishing/trapping/hunting equipement. The money raised goes into a fund to protect habitat so that the game species do well. Understood that this is an easily defined group. Hikers and campers not so much so a tax system on our equipment maybe tough to...