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Fox news and the NYT....what jets disappeared? I hadn't heard about that...

Seems like less and less people are scoffing at the idea of UFOs now.....but as for this particular story..I call BS

Since you are evidently in contact with him, please feel free to relay the information....If you can't have a reasonable discussion about a "corduroy road"....then I can only imagine how a discussion with you on climate science would go........ Cheers!

A rather comical thing for you to say...I understand that you are not familiar with the location in question.... I am familiar with it, and I'm more than happy to help you understand what you are looking at... The strip of land that appears in the 1951 is indeed the "corduroy road" pictured in...

I never said the 1930 aerial proves anything by itself.... Later aerials prove without a doubt that the "road" was constructed after the 1930 aerial was taken.... look at the 1951 aerial here: https://www.historicaerials.com/viewer If the "road" in question is not relevant to climate change...

OK...maybe I could have been more clear.... I'll elaborate once you stop putting quotes around my name and once you acknowledge that what I said about the "road" is true....

I'd be happy to elaborate...but...some manners are in order here....perhaps a "thank you" for the information i shared would be fitting....and you don't have to put my name in quotes.

sure, teegate. it is here.... https://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.51573881651188&lng=-74.49496406715394&z=17&type=hybrid&gpx=

well, "Jon"....funny that your first post to me is so combative... funny that you think I'm implying that climate change is a hoax. i do not dispute any real science that is presented in the article. but this whole chick little nonsense is just that...nonsense. as for the age of the road, i...

"One such scene is that of an unearthed Corduroy Road (pictured above on the strip of land jutting out into the creek), a bumpy colonial thoroughfare made out of timbers. In normal circumstances, it would be buried under 300 to 400 years of sediment, but rising tides have unearthed it." except...