Recent content by TommyP

The NJCF sent me a form letter to mail to the politicians to "praise" this work. I hijacked it and instead said it was a sham that ignored the user survey and put in the PPA-approved roads only. Which is what it is. They are seeing pushback. Keep complaining to the elected.

They want us to drive unlicensed ATVs, apparently they can't stop them.

I want to ride Wells Mills on my bike, this will be a good opportunity.

That's one of the worst intersections around here. I deliberately take a different route to Black Run Preserve to avoid it... which sends me to the Gibbsboro Rd/Blackwood-Clementon Rd intersection, which is often worse :rofl:

I attended his Tracker School a year ago, and he was in bad health. I am glad I got to hear him speak. He passed on his knowledge to a lot of people, who will keep the school going.

Could have been an eagle or hawk. I love riding Franklin Parker. It's usually not so muddy except for the side across the highway from the Speedwell entrance (where you probably went fishing) so I might ride there Saturday.

I attended a year ago. This year I had friends visiting and couldn't make it. It must have been tough in the heat!

I've got the DeWalt that's two down from the cordless in the list, and it works great. It has a battery slot, and the battery costs $68, so I don't have one. It would cost $190 with the battery, so the $50 cordless ones I see on Instagram seem too good to be true to me, so I never bought one.

I'm not Sicilian, but I have Italian ancestry. And for a Sicilian to disparage Pineys or any ethnic group in that way, all I can say is "disgraciata!"

It's been a year, but I used to take Atsion to Quake Bridge, and then Goodwater Road all the way to Washington Turnpike, where you have many options to get to Chatsworth, like Iron Pipe road. The roads to Mount from QB were often very narrow and washed out. I made it once in a Subaru with 10"...

Ahem. "Jason Howell, a longtime Pine Barrens resident and environmental activist, blamed Stone’s resignation on a “small contingent of people who used toxic tactics to obtain the political will.”" https://www.inquirer.com/news/new-jersey/pine-barrens-piney-pinelands-natalie-stone-20240523.html

It must have been too... taxing... for Florio to write his own opinions.

Nice! I made it out there in a Subaru a year or so ago and my paint job has the pinstripes to prove it. It took a few tries to find a road with go-arounds around the deep washouts. It's probably deeper now...

That Shell mound south of Tuckerton is supposedly 1500 years old. It's more shore than Pine Barrens, but close.

Before the clouds rolled in, Gloucester Township.