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I believe that development was built in the thirties as part of the government work programs. At one point I know they housed the people who worked at Ancora since my grandparents lived in there at one point. The houses were all condemned in the mid 90’s and later torn down.

I expect to see more piles of branches around Quaker Bridge. The brush piles burnt up a bit in the forest fire.

Misleading as always. The top puddle has a go around. And the second larger one isn’t even a road. Both are in Batsto Fireline Road. The second one is not a designated road. It’s at the burnt out bridge and has a crossing going over it right next to where he’s standing.

That stretch actually used to go all the way to Hopewell. When the Sanctuary was built and Spring Road was paved. The portion from Spring to Hopewell was blocked and a Sample home built there. Around the same time the road actually ran across the farms property and was moved when they put up...

Also. If it’s anything like a beach permit all wheel drive vehicles don’t qualify. They must be 4 wheel drive to even be able to get a permit.

Sounds like nothing more then a survey. That will be all our input will be

I’ve been spending more time in the pines lately and noticed all the work bing done too. The funny thing is I see less new damage then I saw a few years back. At least in Wharton.

Fix our parks my a$&

We were down by Batsto and not a drop. Looked like rain all around though

Jackson Road in Medford turns into Medford Road in Atco. It’s got about 3 miles of in improved section. Jackson Road in Atco turns into oak Shade road after crossing into Shamong at the bridge, which is improved.

It is kind of ironic. That this and riding on state land is just as illegal for the most part. Since the only “legal” place to ride is on private land where you have permission any plate would be unnecessary. It may help to inform anyone who doesn’t know the current laws before they buy one...

https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/atlantic-city-looking-to-pass-law-keeping-atvs-off-public-streets/3338333/

I’m sure none of them are stolen too:D

This is straight out of the article. He noted the ATV license would not permit the vehicle to be operated on regular roads and streets, only in designated off-road areas Read More: Are ATV joyriders causing problems in your NJ town? |...

Let’s make them get permits.

I had a weather alert this morning that sections of Ocean/Monmouth were under a flash flood warning.

Wow I bet that can be seen on google earh

Gauge is also a verb but whose counting:)

That’s a funny topic for me lol. We decided to name my youngest son that. On the day he was born the nurse asked if we decided on a name and we told her. When she then asked how are we going to spell it we just looked at each other. After a short discussion we settled on “Gauge” we liked the...

Exactly one of my concerns. I would not have a problem paying a permit IF……. 1-the funds from the permit system actually go to improving and maintaining the trails that we would be paying to drive on. 2-it could be used on any vehicles I own. I know this would be hard but we have 3 vehicles...