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this is another one to look at http://www.sports-vue.com/

read and narrated by Christopher Walken

i was there after the last flood (before Irene). they lost so much soil on 50% of the camp sites. tree roots were showing everywhere. never got to camp there. it's a nice place to bike and kayak the canal. i hope they keep the building open.

when they get arrested and get one phone call WHO DO THEY CALL???

got my first tick of the year yesterday scouting a new kayak launch.

ann and i have been looking forward to this for a year :) it'll be our third one.

this was last feb off of penn swamp rd on the way to hawkins bridge. always wondered what it was. thanks for posting.

i love seeing them, but i'm never sure what i'm looking at. do we have beavers and otters? do otters build dams? can they survive in the same large pond?

E-mail me krothenbach@hotmail.com

15 people first nite and with the nice weather 40+ on Saturday. the hike to Hampton Furnace was fun. http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/showthread.php?t=46193

All had a great time. the bacon contest food was down right sinful :D

Can you still fish for pickerel this time of year? (and maybe catch one LOL) Will be in Wharton Track this weekend.

5th Annual New Jersey Winter Hang. Where: Batona camp site. When: January 27th - January 29th 2011 we had a great time hammocking last year. again we will be hiking to Apple Pie Mountain. We call it a mountain to get the out of staters to bring their climbing gear. :) ALL ARE WELCOME even if...

it was 87-88. right in there. i lived on Poplar Ln in Laurel Lake.

they are a very colorful family. why would i remember after 100's of jobs in that area LOL. i do remember them being very Christian and praying over a worker when he fell. very nice people.

MAYBE , LOL

i did grant work in the late 80's for Downe Township. the building inspector was Wilburt Gould. on the Spark's house we put a roof, windows, doors and heater in . the kids lived in trailers around property. the oldest boy had had a shotgun accident and had a plate in his head. his wife looked...

there was a family named Sparks. they lived behind Laurel Lake near Port Norris. they had a relative that burrowed under their home and lived there. they also had a cannon made out of a drive shaft. and they played a great banjo.

it was a nice Christmas. Santa delivered a puppy to his niece :) BEST present I got. The joys that come to you this day, Ne'er evanescent be, But may you have a lasting hold on Health, Success and Glee. Early 1900's Unknown.

5th Annual New Jersey Winter Hang. Where: Batona camp site.http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=208353935963662732477.00044a0879e733a9bda1e&msa=0 When: January 27th - January 29th 2011 This is a drive in area, so you can bring extra stuff to stay warm if you want. It got down to 12 degrees last...