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We had gypsey moth and oak worm caterpillars back in the 80"s, but these are not them. The oak worms came out in Sept - Oct timeframe so we never sprayed them. It made leaf cleanup easier.

in the field near Batona Camp. I'd hate to see these get a foothold.

That sounds like a transformer circuit breaker tripping, but if it did you would not have power.

Service there has always been bizarre, but the sandwiches great. We didn't try it since it changed hands, but they kept the menu and hopefully some of the same people are making the sandwiches. I went in a week ago and had to ask for a menu and they said they had none, just use the kiosk. We...

It's amazing how much the trees have grown, too much.

Me TOO!!!

I've always had trouble with the verticals, they look upright here.

The bridge is open!

Looking good!!! Thursday evening 7-19-2018. Interesting that the planks are butted together. The old bridge had gaps which allowed the water to drain. Possible skating rink in winter.

Guy, that's the road we started on the 3 river crossings trip.

Guy, would you please place Cherry Hill Road on a map?

Saturday morning They cut the old pilings off below the water There was a nature hike planned before the Carranza ceremony, but they didn't know about the bridge.

And nail heads are popping up. Watch where you put your tires.

by the NJ Dept of Transportation. There was a lot of heavy equipment at the bridge today, taking it down. The bridge by Batona Camp. http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.78627348894636&lng=-74.62382811706544&z=15&type=nj1995&gpx=

Looking at the Hain's property today, the trees have rebounded but the growth is very dense. The trees are leggy sticks. I don't see any big old growth pines coming out of this. Also look at the white pines planted by the Lebanon fire tower. Just a bunch of sticks.

Loony Luke's was down the road.

That is sad, the rails were so much fun to hike. I wish we had rails to trails.

Do they have the same menu?

They had the best sandwiches, if you had hours to wait.

This year, Marianne says January, I think more like March.