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There's nothing better than a love for the outdoors, and you're starting him off right.

You ever go up in the metal lookout tower thats there? Nice spot too with a swivel chair.

Heard this was out of print but ordered through Ocean County Historical Society

The top of Forked River Mountain is a great place to see the night sky. I live pretty close by and have taken wife and kids up there on nights of meteor showers or to see the International Space Station go by. Occasionally good Milky Way views.

I can only imagine what else is buried under there considering we found this within the first few minutes of looking.

I don't know of any other places where they bulldozed several homes into a large pit.

I was out to this spot recently and the underground tank seems to remain

Was Told recently by an old timer I met that the entire town was bulldozed into huge holes that had been dug. Houses, equipment, contents of houses etc. If I Came with a friends GPR device it would be quite Interesting

I'm curious how a ground penetrating radar would help in some of these areas. I know metal detectors are not to be used in state property but what about GPR?

Going to revisit one of the areas that had some peculiar metal in the area, once the weather cools and foliage drops some

At least they aren't those annoying old people!

That is extremely smart as it gets everyone on the same page, especially good for fresh young people who may be naive enough to swallow the entirety of what the PPA is pushing. They just want to be part of a "cause" and will probably read a Hitler speech if put in their hands.

I've seen him speak and I'm not sure he can handle the pressure of thinking on his own

They will probably use the old Fox News trick to never reveal their "sources". Although some may say that PPA affiliates are the ones planting spiked metal objects and nails in local forests, I don't necessarily say I believe it

It doesn't help that this weather has kept some of the leaves on the bushes and shrubbery

Here are 2 of the points where the pics were taken. http://gps.motionx.com/maps/8c85a7f65de668aff8d413bc61e05692 http://gps.motionx.com/maps/8c85a7f65de668aff8d413bc61e779b4 You can download as KMZ or GPX from this site as well

Yes the Post is leaning quite a bit. Does not seem like very stable ground in that area. No evidence of being knocked over or winched.

FYI- there are several NEW Gates in the Waretown area between Rt 539 and Wells Mills Road area. https://scontent-lga1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xtf1/v/t1.0-9/11866381_10153568249679802_7399828288106718051_n.jpg?oh=7bfa47238b76dd05c9df9db068dcbe7c&oe=5680347F

Some good reading in here http://www.pinelandsalliance.org/downloads/

There have been plans to roll this out to all other state forests: http://www.pinelandsalliance.org/downloads/pinelandsalliance_1262.pdf This is in the 2013 Newsletter linked above and refers to mapping trails for Enduros but also ORV's. According to Rob Auermuller, Superintendent of Wharton...