Search results

You and your cohorts are already closing them without any input from us, so no one here gets your point of trying to join you in making up a list. I'm not sure why you continue to bring it up. I'm not joining in any group that starts circling aerial photos to hand over to the authorities with...

Of note, and quietly overlooked by your side of the argument, is that more off road ATV use in Wharton, and the subsequent rabid zeal to close roads, happened after the Chatsworth ORV park closed.

Oh man. I tried to dig one up for my collection. I gave up real quick, it's like steel cables all knotted together. I ended up taking the inflorescence and a small part of the stem with one leaf.

When John said that yesterday I dismissed it, but then I took the bridge over the mullica at green bank on google street view and the round spot on the lidar did indeed turn out to be phragmites. They are highly rhizomotous, so maybe as they expand the root system actually pushes the earth up...

What about spoils from mosquitoe control ditches?

Parks are not just for those who will never feel any obligation to respect public land. Parks are also needed for rule-abiding families who want to ride without feeling the pressure to be fined.

When my son was growing up, I bought him a Kawasaki 100 and showed him how to ride it on the trails behind Bamber. Then, I bought him a used 125 and he ran that around a bit, even in the sand plant next door. I'd do it again. He was not out testing spungs or wetlands. How many people on this...

I Iike John's answer.

The plant is swamp pink.

By the way, I'm not familiar with insects such as this. This swallowtail, if my guess of P. eurymedon is correct, should not be on the east coast at all, it's a western species. If anyone knows more about this, please let me know.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papilio_eurymedon

What plant is this butterfly holding on to?

You know, there are more blooms. I wonder if the land changes as the water is pulled out?

It has some raised edges. So, suppose someone like Charlie Weber was basing his couple of horse or mule wagons there while he cut, and wore down the area with his loaded wooden(?) wheels, which also raised the edges?

Where is this.

This area below? From the street view it's tough to see anything but swamp, unless I'm missing something.

Where is this now? Another very aggravating closure. I use this road at least a couple times yearly, and NOBODY was abusing it. Makes me sick to my stomach to see this happening.

Your love of the Mullicus gives you away.

Gabe, 2 questions: 1. Is north up in your snip? 2. Is this south of I-95?

Hey, hold on there pal. You were complaining that the PC has no powers. You said "the Commission was never granted effective authority by the NJ State Legislature. The legislature never gave the Pinelands Commission an effective way to generally enforce its regulations." That is why I said you...