Drove to Plymouth with DL to visit TC & MC for an early Christmas celebration.

Drove out to Hoosick Falls, New York with K2 to meet my folks for our beef pickup.  

We took the Mass Pike to Route 22 and back, making through the winter storm just fine.

Non-Black Lizard / Vintage Crime #27 for 2022...

"The Outfit" written by Donald Westlake as Richard Stark, published 1963.  

Book 3 of the Parker Series.

Cover Images

"High Points" along trails during November 2022... 

Very sore right ankle and tendon (ankle and achilles) worked against me again this month.

A low Count once again,,,

• Drake Mountain, Granville, MA
• Burnt Hill, Heath, MA
• Large Mound at Moundville Archeology Park, Moundville, AL

It's a good day to post a another video of Poverty Point (Louisiana Ancient Site) - we explored this location a couple weeks ago.

What Played in Ed's Head -- 

Music listened to for the time-period November 1st through November 30th, 2022:

3.6-miles on Metacomet from Phelps (light jogging) with K2.

Walk Lily 1-Mile in the snowstorm.

3.5-miles in Cowles (light jogging). 

Walk Lily twice, morning and night, for 2-miles total.

Walk Lily twice, morning and night, for 2-miles total.

DHD (Dark Heart Duo) record release on Bandcamp.

Summer Sixteen

Burnt Hill Ceremonial Stones.

Hiked in Granville with K2 this morning, 4.2-miles (more stonewall data collecting). 

Flew back home from Jackson, Mississippi today. 

Our Route for the 4-5 days covered Birmingham, Alabama through Jackson, Mississippi to Monroe, Louisiana.  We took some "on-purpose" detours as well.

Before we leave, I want to post photographs from yesterday at the The Pocahontas Mounds.  These Mounds are an archaeological site in Pocahontas, Mississippi. Primarily consisting of two mounds: Pocahontas Mound A and Pocahontas Mound B.  These mounds were added to the National Register of Historic Places. Dating back to 800 CE, remains and artifacts such as pottery, burial grounds were recovered from the site. Today, the site is a roadside rest stop area, where visitors can also learn about the history of the mounds.