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I try to stay out of the woods until October 15 in order to avoid chiggers. Either this works or I have been extremely lucky for a long time.

A guy I know who lives in West Cape May claims anything north of the Cape May Canal is North Jersey!

I think EarthTech bought the place to stage their trash trucks closer to their Cumberland County trash routes.

I knew Manumuskin would get it right. It is Hundred Foot Hill.

No, way further south

This is a famous hill in the southern pines.

Also don't forget the poison ivy along the forest/marsh transition.

That is the spot.

Beaver Swamp WMA has a Bald Cypress at the end of Beaver Dam Road. It is located to the right of the gate about 100 feet into the swamp on the edge of the marsh.

Old Crazy is right. When the shore traffic backs up in the summer the shoobies stop there and relieve themselves. Be careful if you decide to pick up trash there in the summer!

Compared to the bridge everyone wants in order to replace the ferry it would be much less intrusive. I am just thinking out of the box. South Jersey Gas says Cape May County needs another gas main in case of an emergency. I would assume that a much smaller gas line could be used if it didn't...

Many of the proponents of the pipeline argued that their needs to be a redundant system of gas delivery for the residents of Cape May County. I wonder if it is possible to lay a pipeline 17 miles across the Delaware Bay from Delaware? They can run a telephone cable across the Atlantic Ocean so...

When I was young my friends and I would explore the meadows during a deep freeze.

Or maybe buy the Holly Farm. The pipeline will still go in, they will just make it go through an area that is not in the "Pinelands" but should have been in the "Pinelands".

I believe the map even depicts some areas with heavy Southern Pine Beetle damage.

Northwest of Pemberton Borough and east of 206

Glenn, you may of been looking at Arney's Mount instead of the Sourland Mountains and Bear Swamp Hill instead of the FR Mountains from Appe Pie.

I never understood why some of the sand plants don't utilize the railroad. The railroad tracks go right by the mines in Tuckahoe, but everything is moved by truck. I would think it would be more efficient to move large amounts of material to Pennsylvania by rail.

Sometimes you have to pick your battles, the gas conversion is a positive step forward. One article I read stated that portions of the pipeline will be buried nearly 50 feet deep! The existing railroad right-of-way that services the power plant could also be removed to make up for any...

The same thing nearly happened to a friend of mine, fortunately we were able to pull her up to safety. I don't know if it is more dangerous to wear a life preserve sometimes because they can easily catch on a submerged object.