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Scott, I know you miss Y-Buc Bill very much. I miss him too, of what I know about him just from what I read on this Site.

Guy. where's the support for the sign in Medford, and is that eastbound?

Guy. The sign in front of WaWa may be for this project. https://www.state.nj.us/transportation/uploads/comm/news/details/comm_np_20211214_133013_RampfromRoute70EastboundtoMedfordLeasWay.pdf

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Guy; I was just on the tax parcel site today, but I didn't pay attention to it. However, about a week ago I was checking out a parcel owned by Air Time. Inc and their name was on it. But not now. Since I brought their name up, do you have any information on them. I'm not getting anywhere.

Great moves, Bob

Around the first of December, the web site LoopNet, a leading commercial real estate listing service,, removed the listing of the property from its site.

This post brings back memories. It just dawned on me that 50 years ago back on 9/5, I completed my tour of duty in Vietnam

Here's the best I could do with my antiquated pocket zoom (40X) camera at night with camera shake. I tookme 600 years to see that.

Sue, here's one for you that I found on Zillow. The price is pretty steep at $750,000. However is doesn't have 5 acres. How about 51.5 acres. And it has barn a with 4 stalls and loft apartment above it. Plus it has an inground pool. By looking at the aerial, it is very secluded, It is not...

Well; I'll take a guess. It is where Fleming Pike crosses the Sleeper Branch. I've have not been at that location.

Look at the person standing on top of the sawdust pile. His size appears to be out of proportion to the height of the building below. The second picture appears to have been taken at a higher elevation than the first one. In fact, was that picture actually taken from the top of the pile.

Here's two more. Both are in the general area of Sooy Rd and Sykes Branch.

If the Woodland Township Historical Society's web page is current, Diane Sooy is the Treasurer/Secretary. I do not know her. I was just googling her name. Also, Ted Gordon is the Historian.

The way things were left there, it appears that the tarp might have blown off. And where's all the beer cans and other usually trash. They actually kept it clean.

I made a stop at Burnt Bridge this past week. I noticed that the water level was way down on the upstream side. I never saw it that low. The 'never wets' that come up from the water at this time of the year, were on exposé mud flats. The beaver dam on the opposite side was broken though...

If I had the great grandfather's name, I might be able to tie it to 'The Chatsworth Club'. It went into foreclosure in 1908 and sold to a syndicate composed of Jonathan Godfrey, Leavitt J Hunt, and Thomas C. Rumbault.

You are right that there is no mention of Burlington County Country Club on this site, or even if you google. It may help if you could give us the name of your great grandfather.

I'm a little confused. You only been at Site 2? I was at Site 1 last year, but I don't recall the debris you had shown in your photo.

I picked out three photos that each has a little story. I started roaming the Pines back in the Fall of 2008. I was not a member of this Site at the time. Being in retirement, I would visit about twice a week, only during weekdays. Many times exploring, I would not see a sole. I had picked...