Recent content by Teegate

No, German mention maybe a mature tree and I said you may have to walk the complete edge to find it.

They are all along the Tulp so someone would have to walk the complete length above Carranza. The one side is fairly easy but the other is wet and semi swampy.

I actually only have one more and it is not worth posting.

That fire smoldered in that area for months and burned everything in its path. I posted photos in that area with fire all around us. That plant is growing everywhere along the Tulp and was disturbing to see. I figured it was invasive and that is why I posted it. I was waiting for you to say...

Today was the last day of Jessica's short vacation so we decided to just take a leisurely walk along the Tulpehocken today. There were a few places we wanted to check out that we have not visited before so we headed out early and left the woods by 10. Standing in the Tulp. Our first bait...

There was another one just the same but I could not see it from the aerials.

Back around 1978 or so I spent quite a bit of time at this intersection of the Bertha Canal. https://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.810862237069706&lng=-74.5576741139221&z=17&type=hybrid&gpx= While at that location my late friend John and I took various photos and I have not been back there...

It was not originally there but was moved there from another location.

You are on fire! :siren:

Getting there. About 5000 feet away. I like how you are narrowing it down.

Steve, what photo are you referring to?

Yes, it is easy to see. Going barefoot is not a good idea out there in my opinion.

Well done! Your cords are off about 2 feet :D Jessica and I were there early this morning. Very quiet on a weekday. Someone had been walking without shoes recently along the road there. Nice for November!

Close, but still 13,000 feet away.

Bob is interested! This may be good.