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It is just like those cocoons from invasion of the body snatchers...only smaller.

Nice report, Guy.

I've been busy lately. I'll see if I can repost the pics in the next few days. Jeff

I don't know Al, I've always had kind of masochistic fondness for the blood letting on our hikes. A big thanks to Jerseyman for the information he provided on Retreat. Very interesting. When nature and history mix it always makes for a great hike. I have been curious about the area for...

I missed this report originally Mark. Nice report. I am familar with the celler hole but not the dump site. nice find jeff

you know, on two occassions when I was trying to save/help a turtle cross the road I had drivers run the turtle over right in front of me. The first time it happened I figured the driver was not paying attention to the road and didn't see the turtle because he was looking at me. The second...

What a shame. that poor family has to return to find their house has burned down. That sucks. Hope home owners was paid up.

cool info, Guy. I always figured it was right by the sandy area as you cross the tracks from APH. Jack and I walked the tracks recently and apparently we just missed the real station location.

the grid pattern you are seeing are the remains of a failed development plan from the 1920's. the faint grid pattern in the bottom left is are the remains of the 100 to 200 year old cranberry bog system. The 1930 aerial of the bog system showed an already overgrown ancient bog system. This...

Yeah, you're right. Believing in the Jersey Devil would be CRAZY!! Anyway, I'm just kidding. Good luck with the website. I hope you find what you're looking for, I think you are going to be surprised when you actually find it. Jeff

A creepy old abandoned factory I saw on the way there.

there are some big ones in Chatsworth Lake but they are few a far between (unless you know the spot)

The winter is a great time to get out in the woods due to lack of chiggers, ticks, and less annoying biting insects. Don't save it all up for spring.

Thanks, Gibby.

I had a bat house, Ed. But I never had a success with it.

Glad you're okay, Mark.

There are still a fair number in Tabernacle. I remember being near the FRM years ago (circa early 2000's) and there being an extordinary # of them. So much that is was disturbing when I was driving in my open jeep. Jeff

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you could make a lot of gun powder out of that guano