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I remember on one of the Boyds maps was a spot north of Hawkins bridge that said "Saw Mill Ruins". I do not see it on any of the maps posted now. I followed a trail in the back of the turn around and it followed the west branch of the wading. I went down to an old trail to the water but it...

Nothing here near the coast

Perhaps I am uncultured and live under a rock. I have never heard of that mascot. But I do know Mickey Mouse and Mario.

Did I miss where this is? I know it was reposted a few times.

Read this forum last week and noticed this sign in Allens Clam Bar near the bathroom yesterday. I guess this was to stop or curtail people burning his lands from illegal activities?

its painted pink, and there is a blaze on the tree in the background so somewhere on the Batona near Brendan Byrne Forrest??

#36 in the ledger Hog Island is on the Mullica, Down Hay Rd near Clarks Landing. Was this part of the Wharton Estate?

FWIW, Jim Florio died a few years ago

I was in Northern Vermont in April. I visited several waterfalls with nice pools below them . Each area had no garbage or graffiti. There were just signs from the state that said caution rocks can be slippery and swim at own risk.

Not that I am complaining. but Hidden Lakes and 539 Pit/Parkers Pit are usually listed too!

I have no Idea where this is but maybe a county would narrow it down?

This is just past Bobby Alberts house going towards the Green Acres Barn in Waretown.

WOW, a 657 unit housing development. They are building in any spot they can. It seems they never build developments with smaller or medium sized houses anymore. Everything by me that is new starts in the $600,000 + category. Can't tell you the last time I saw a developer build a ranch style house.

Not wanting to hijack this thread, but I noticed that a couple of weeks ago too. Does anyone know what is happening down there?

Around the chemical dump on 72?

Sadly, It doesn't look like that anymore. The coops are mostly collapsed and the fields are so overgrown

Those are the coops we would leave open as kids. The metal roofed pieces held the feed.

Its made of cement and just sitting there in the parking area on the right. I can't imagine they drop something like that?

You should change the post to where was this! That is the original gate house and residence of the first pheasant farm in NJ. If I remember the story correctly they got someone from Scotland to come over in the early 1900s and start it up. I used to go there a lot as a kid and was friendly with...

Last time I went by that cabin it was actually for sale.