Recent content by RednekF350

It was a pleasure meeting you too, M1. Thank you for the loca persimmons, they were a nice treat. Glad you enjoyed the tailgate too.. Would you believe that before I started coming along in 2005 that they used to just shake hands and go home at the end of a hike? I fixed that in a hurry. :)

It looks like it viewed the reflection as a challenge.. Kind of odd this time of year. Mating and occurs in the spring and males don't usually do dumb stuff this late in the year. I was doing a job in Brooklawn a few years back and a beautiful, huge male saw his reflection in our wheel covers...

It was a great feeling to get back together with a lot of good friends. The weather was stellar and the skies were perfect for grabbing some beautiful fall shots. Best of all, the tailgate location way back deep in the holler, without an actual tailgate in sight, was priceless.

I believe beaver activity brought those on. I noticed a lot of old beaver activity in the very beginning of the hike and near the beach area we visited after lunch. The one area, I think where you took that picture, had some fresh beaver activity. Seems like most of them have been trapped out...

Looking good Ben! We racked our wine last weekend and I snuck a few sips of each. Good flavors and dizzying alcohol content. Just how I like it!! :)

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On a lighter note, I used to renew this guy's sand mining permit every two years with Pinelands. All that mining was done with just a dragline. He gave me and my buddies free run of the place for several years to bass fish and whack geese. The mined material was low quality, for the most part...

This is literally what I see when I look at that Redevelopment Map.. It is nearly worthless. The worst part about the Redevelopment Land Use Map is that the land use categories are delineated by borders with roads that don't exist.

I am more shocked and thoroughly disgusted by fact that the short, factual article in the beginning blends seamlessly into a factoid about UTV accidents and then slips shamelessly into an ad for ambulance chasing attorneys. No wonder people dislike attorneys.

It's a 100% rental community called Woodland View. I has a mix of affordable apartments and townhomes. Conifer is the owner and one of the most reputable companies in the affordable housing business, primarily because they retain responsible ownership after the project is completed. Because...

Boyd, the apartments east of your magenta line are actually townhouses that were built in the 90's. The (95) new affordable apartment units built by Conifer are within the mustard color of the Candy Land-like Redevelopment Plan mapping. That map contains all imaginary internal streets with the...

The multiplex property Block 204 Lot 2, formerly owned by National Amusement, is actually the larger property. You might be thinking smaller because of the footprint of the Atco Drive-in in the northeast corner. The Drive-in is part of Lot 2. Lot 2 will eventually contain the larger warehouse...

Bob, "Clearing and grubbing" is a common term used in construction spec packages for sitework. We use it in our municipal spec packages on projects that we put out to bid. Our good friends over at AI have this to say: "Clearing and grubbing is the process of removing all unwanted vegetation...

As some of you know, I am the Professional Planner for the Waterford Township Planning Board and a Waterford resident. What you are currently seeing at this site and adjoining the former National Amusement multiplex movie theater property, which included the original Atco Drive-in, is the...

Agreed Bob, it has gotten better. Only a year ago I found it it be hit or miss, and with such convincing tone and language that the average uninformed person would take whatever they read as fact. But, just last week I was Googling an esoteric screw size and thread count for a shotgun bead on a...