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I did think of it, but then thought Lidar should not have picked it up if so.

This is odd. Lidar on left, 1980 on right. Inexplicable. Easy to get to just north of 72. Maybe they just left piles of sand or scraped around small areas to leave some trees?

I went to Middle Township yesterday. As I'm going down the parkway south, I notice during gaps in the woods, that the meadows on the east side of the parkway are swamped. Underwater. I suppose this was the large tide (or the second) they were speaking of. On my way back north, all those meadows...

Appears the Rancocas is acting up again.

Be a wild ride on the Batsto come Sunday.

Here I also repost my post from that thread. I still stand by it. By Pines in general, I mean a simple visit through even senstive areas while on an explore or survey. I don't mean repeated visits showing people flowers. It's the main reason I've yet to lead a botany trip via the Philadelphia...

That second one is tops. I'm right there. Pines in the winter.

I used to do stuff like that. My buddy Don who passed away a few years ago, would gather all his cooking gear and his eggs and sausage and a folding table out to the remote woods behind Browns Mills. Just for a sunday morning breakfast. Then he'd pack it up and go home. Very cool.

Yeah, the tree must be pulling on it as it grows. Crazy.

What of this in the last photo. If that is a vine, it's super straight. If it's a vine, the tension it has to be under is enormous.

Well, it is on the property of those who schedule and perform that task. I'm not upset about it being there when you consider it could be the fancy of a girl or woman who enjoys it. It's right next to the road.

That is pretty brazen Lj, telling Guy to stick to the trail. You knew that was going to rub Guy the wrong way when you posted it. What gives?

Fine by me too Guy.

I don't think I'll risk it in the near term, and even in the long term, I'd still use all the current precautions, because once that feeding tube penetrates, that is the start of grief for me. I doubt their death would mean I would not itch for 7 to 10 days.

Where might this idyllic scene be, among the cedars and adjacent creek?

Karl Wallinger of World Party passed away 2 days ago. When he was in the states around 2009(?) or so, I went to see him twice.

Beat ya to it Guy! Thanks Tom.

Guy, how about the Nash that was snatched. I can't find a photo.

PS: that is a much better color. Partly my fault, I have a cataract in the right eye making my vision cloudy. Will get surgery next november.

I'm curious Boyd. How many people use your map site? It has to be a lot. I turned on one of the guys from Ocean County Parks, and he was like "wow!".