Despite it being such a beautiful day there was barely anyone there.

I carried this freaking heavy 35 lb rock a mile uphill from the creaked to the car so that the tortoise could have a new basking rock. You can see it on (e:terry,54191)


It felt so great to lay out in the sun. I feel bad that (e:mike) had to work today.


Everyone things (e:matthews) pictures happen effortlessly but I had to move this giant log that was blocking the view.



Here he is taking the pic.




(E:terry) and I climbed up a new cliff. We had to leave (e:matthew) behind a bit because of his fractured rib. See if you can see him in the pic - he is a tiny dot. Its so hard to tell just how steep and far up this is from the pic.




This is the view from the top.


Apparently, fraking is still an issue at Zoar. I though they weren't going to frack but (e:terry) says it was just a temporary moratorium.


I love looking through tree roots at the creekbed.

The way this is written I wonder if they add transfats after they were golden fried.

We ate it from the back.



And here is one of my favorite songs from the once local band Tugboat Annie. Its title is Butter Lamb.

::DOWNLOAD SOUND::

It is not flip flops at nighttime weather yet.

I remember back when I first made the site in 2002 I was the only person I knew on mobile, except maybe (e:chris). Now the latest entries list is full of mobile posts.