I find myself going to the same 8 or 10 websites over and over again, would any one be interested in posting some of the websites they visit that are appropriate and interesting. I want to see something new and kinda neat. And Hiram keep in appropriate!

As usual I expect that it will get derailed by a few but lets try and keep it on topic.;)

comics.com
macrumors.com
geocaching.com
geocachingmaine.org
soundshapers.net
cacherstats.com
yahoo.com

I find myself going to the same 8 or 10 websites over and over again, would any one be interested in posting some of the websites they visit that are appropriate and interesting. I want to see something new and kinda neat. And Hiram keep in appropriate!

As usual I expect that it will get derailed by a few but lets try and keep it on topic.;)

Do you mean geocaching websites or any websites?:confused:
I like www.meepi.org (http://www.meepi.org) for Maine Environmental News. :)

Do you mean geocaching websites or any websites?:confused:
I like www.meepi.org (http://www.meepi.org) for Maine Environmental News. :)


Any website use common sense, sometimes kids visit here.:D

I'm also frequent the Maine weather page: http://www.maine.gov/mema/weather/weather.htm

Haffy you should be all over this one. You are always finding those web sites and letting us know about them.

Here is mine: http://www.erh.noaa.gov/er/nerfc/graphics/snowmaps/sd1_today.jpg

and: Fuzzy's Geocaching Page o' Wonders (http://parkrrrr.com/)

Have fun with these. :D

Haffy you should be all over this one. You are always finding those web sites and letting us know about them.

Here is mine: http://www.erh.noaa.gov/er/nerfc/graphics/snowmaps/sd1_today.jpg

and: Fuzzy's Geocaching Page o' Wonders (http://parkrrrr.com/)

Have fun with these. :D

Too bad they don't have total snow accumulation map...that would be cool! :eek::p

Haffy you should be all over this one. You are always finding those web sites and letting us know about them.

Here is mine: http://www.erh.noaa.gov/er/nerfc/graphics/snowmaps/sd1_today.jpg

and: Fuzzy's Geocaching Page o' Wonders (http://parkrrrr.com/)

Have fun with these. :D


Actually I am familiar with both sites but just didn't think anyone else would be interested. Thanks for sharing though.

I'm a big fan of these sites: Just a few that I frequent at least once a day.

http://www.whiskeymilitia.com/?CMP_ID=ODAT_HPTXT6004&mv_pc=R223

http://www.woot.com/Default.aspx

http://www.steepandcheap.com/

http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/home/index.html

Too bad they don't have total snow accumulation map...that would be cool! :eek::p

You asked, I answer Look here
(http://www.erh.noaa.gov/er/nerfc/graphics/snowmaps/sd1_today.jpg)

You asked, I answer Look here
(http://www.erh.noaa.gov/er/nerfc/graphics/snowmaps/sd1_today.jpg)

uh that's snow depth...not total accumulation...like there's only 15 inches out there now, but we've had more than 5 feet fall this winter so far...:p

Kayaking (http://www.kayakforum.com/)
Photography (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/index.php)
Hockey (http://www.hockeyeastonline.com/men/index.php)
Sudoku (http://www.uclick.com/client/ahd/sudoc/)
Politics (http://www.wqad.com/Global/link.asp?L=259460)
Mariner's Weather; Tides (http://www.maineharbors.com/)

To name a few!

Kayaking
Photography
Hockey
Sudoku
Politics
Mariner's Weather; Tides

To name a few!


For work, I'm working on creating a map with the locations of the tidal stations (where they measure tides) to better suit the enforcement staff in determining the spring high tide for different sites on the coast. If you're interested, when I'm done I can see how it looks as a picture saved and send it to you. It'll be created in ArcMap, do you have ArcView? Otherwise I can send it as a picture.

Do you mean geocaching websites or any websites?:confused:
I like www.meepi.org (http://www.meepi.org) for Maine Environmental News. :)

Whoa . . . hold me back . . . sounds like a really, really exciting place to check out . . . almost better than www.watchthepaintdry.com (http://www.watchthepaintdry.com). ;):D:rolleyes:

Well I regularly visit a couple of snowmobile forums . . . www.sledmaine.com (http://www.sledmaine.com) and www.hardcoresledder.com (http://www.hardcoresledder.com) as well as a few ATV sites (one in Aroostook County) www.atvtime.com (http://www.atvtime.com). I also will check out the local newspapers that are on-line . . . wwww.onlinesentinel.com, www.villagesoup.com (http://www.villagesoup.com) and www.bangordailynews.com (http://www.bangordailynews.com) . . . and I'll often enter a few on-line contests (although all I've ever won was a Tony Stewart hat . . . and I don't even follow Nascar . . . I was really hoping to win the limited edition Corvette!)

Of course there's always the mind-numbing game site, www.pogo.com (http://www.pogo.com).

Oh yeah, I also frequently check in with www.nfpa.org (http://www.nfpa.org) or the National Fire Academy website when I am actually working at work. ;):D:rolleyes:

i like www.fark.com (http://www.fark.com) :D

For work, I'm working on creating a map with the locations of the tidal stations (where they measure tides) to better suit the enforcement staff in determining the spring high tide for different sites on the coast. If you're interested, when I'm done I can see how it looks as a picture saved and send it to you. It'll be created in ArcMap, do you have ArcView? Otherwise I can send it as a picture.

I use tide stations constantly while kayaking, usually to know the exact tide level and direction, but sometimes for navigation too. Maptech's Chart Navigator and Garmin's 76c base map seem to be complete. It would be interesting to see if there are differences.

I don't have ArcView, but I'll look into getting it.

i like www.fark.com (http://www.fark.com) :D

Thanks Becket I bookmarked that site....lol :D