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I wish Camden County would stop changing road names. I was looking for where Gibbsboro Road crossed Cooper Road, but it changed to Centennial, and they have this notion that calling one road two names or a hyphenated name, etc. Is this because of Boroughitis?

I really don't know what Kalo is. I've searched but found nothing. Edit: from Scott's link: "1947, Owens-Illinois converted the manufacturing operations to the production of hightemperature insulating materials under the brand name Kaylo®. But apparantly (from the same article) it's from...

Where'd they dump it? Let's go get a few cases. https://drinkkalo.com/

What of the horse, a teaching tool maybe?

I'll be heading out this way in a day or so. Anyone know what this eyesore was?

Sling, your post is kind of cryptic. I'm not understanding what you are saying here, but it may be just me. When you say "hello" at the start, and "thank you for your help in this matter", who are you adressing that too?

Yeah, I had to go deep to find the name. It's at the link below. Look at Jarvis road in Sicklerville.

I was also interested to see all the land open for exploring in the area below, as I drove down the AC expressway. Great Egg watershed, and all that entails, plus the powerline following the expressway.

This park looks interesting.

Also, I was checking property in that area, and all the neighbors have to notify all the other neighbors if there will be any work done at their home/yard due to the flood danger. I guess they have to approve it.

There's a small lake there; Lake Mathilda. Part of the park system. Downstream from the lake I saw this jam up. That's usually locust, a fence made out of that, and the water probably took it down. The rails must be 8' long.

Here's a different shot:

It has a wonderful name: Jerry's Field Branch

I was doing a plant survey in Camden County today, off Sicklerville Road. The stream appeared to be subject to some high velocity scouring at times. I had to wonder if this car got here that way. I have not lived in a true, jam packed suburb since I was a little kid. Are the streams there...

Reminds me. Here in Barnegat where they are constructing the cottages, they had to move an entire hill to make way for the new cottages. Here's my grandson who scrambled up it. He had some misgivings when he turned to go down. Something I've done more than once.

Are they on roads, those you saw? when I saw that statement, I immediately thought of mountain bike trails.

Scott does. He wears black on those days.

Guy sent me this. Let's get out there! https://www.dirtbikes.com/best-dirt-bike-trails-in-new-jersey/

That looks like a grass Guy. What kind of habitat? Never mind; sweet vernal grass. https://sciencephotogallery.com/featured/1-sweet-vernal-grass-bruno-petrigliascience-photo-library.html