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thank goodness Mark Texel acknowleged hunters, hikers, ORV enthusiasts and other outdoors people instead of just ORV enthusiasts.

very cool. you should frame it!

We do don't want any one to get hurt, under any circumstances, or accused of anything they are not guilty of. There has been a lot of misinformation circulating about that has put some people at risk. It is important that we realize that there are people who are potentially dangerous on BOTH...

Jason said: "This Map creates more enforceable routes than currently exist, and thats why the plan is going to help protect these damaged areas. The targeted closure system that we have today is just a game of wack-a-mole because there aren't enough park police to sit on the many hot spots...

Hold on now. Ben was only questioning whether it was a push line, he wasn't saying it wasn't absolutely. Then he requested the exact coords to make a better determination. Also, I wouldn't take Jason's bias with 44's too seriously. He did say that he was NOT making an assumption despite the...

I contacted the Mayor of Tabernacle. Lets see how this plays out

I have a connection to the Mayer through one of my occupations. I will contact her Monday morning.

Great work. It is important that Tabernacle and Shamong follow Medford Lakes' lead on this as Wharton is in both. Woodland twp, Atco, Hammonton, Mullica, Greenbank, etc

Sandy Causeway is the quintessential sugar sand road in the pines. They trucked gravel and fill in there.....from out of state perhaps? What the hell is going on??!!!!

I'm in a bit of a hurry at the moment. I found it when i googled "road closures in wharton SF" I am sure Scott can link it up.

Agreed! I was initially against any road closures but I'll take this targeted approach over a nearly complete lock down any day.

Excellent write up!!! I think it was mentioned already but practically the entire great swamp is locked out. I saw that hunting forum and was also surprised by the lack of empathy. I also noticed that a lot of them kept referring to the pineys, there by indicating that they were not locals...

I just talked to Bob. Ted is out, Ed got him.

Actually 46er, that plan had crossed my mind before also. I had hoped that the state would adopt a permit based plan for the state forests before such dramatic closures. Of course, the main throughways could remain open for the general public. Accountability would improve dramatically...

I took the road that runs along the southwestern bank of the mullica (railroad I think they call it on the topo) and every intersecting road was marked with a sign saying no vehicles. I went about as far as the Lock's bridge turn off. I suspect it to be consistant all the way to Constable bridge.

Yes, they locked out Lock's

Yes, it appears access to many of the rivers we kayak and canoe are now blocked. Especially the less traveled tributaries. Most of the south side of the mullica is blocked off. Many of the roads have no ORV damage so I am not sure of the logic. The PPA has a map of areas identified as areas...

I went with my son to the exhibit yesterday. I enjoyed it. There is a nice of mix of art and history/education there. The artistic aspect can boarder on the abstract which can lead to long misunderstood explainations when your with an eight year old (like i was), it was also pretty funny...

A student of mine wanted to learn this a few months back. I thought it was a great song.

Really great, Doug! beautiful.