Thanks Albert for the kind words. It is funny you said that. I had a signs that said BSLCA trail. I was going to put it on the property at different spots. My exit was a little different than I expected and I never got to put them up or take pics. Their is always a next time and we do have trails down south that are BSLCA trails. Donated for the cause. Let me know when you guys want to go. Everyone is always welcome. Man, I could go on and on about the insane biodiversity of that area. I have these plant and tree field guides and I sit in one spot and try and identify all of the lush surroundings, impossible for me, but fun. Just the symbiosis alone between plants and animals is crazy. As far as father and son, it truly is memories and bonding that cannot be equaled, and he likes Toyotas too.
is half greek and in 2005 she did some research and found that she had family in a small village in Greece called Kameri, south of the city of Tripoli. Her father was born there and left at a very young age in 1917 or something, and never went back (he fathered my wife at an older than usual age, in case you are trying to do the math). Anyway, we visited in June of 2005, met a bunch of wonderful relatives living off the land there and promised to return in one year. Then Katrina hit and the rest is history. 
