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The good old days of the guillotine and heading axe. :eek:

It's about making the killer feel comfortable, not the killee.

I got this with my bill today, interesting.

High Crossing is the location where the rail road crosses Tuckerton Road. Tuckerton Road is blocked on both sides of HighCrossing by huge holes.

If they are not fixed the only vehicles that would have access will me the monster mudders. You would be handing Wharton to them.

It wouldn't be a playground if there was no mud there, and I think you're being narrow minded about those who use Tuckerton Road and Wharton.

We took the dogs for a walk at the Balck Run Preserve. It must have been a very nice area at one time but now people are using it as a dump, piles of trash everywhere. Some of it looks like it's been there for some time so I guess they don't do cleanups. A strange shrine.

John, there is a sweet little road that cuts off alot of time and it's dependable. http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.779980640796495&lng=-74.64137077331543&z=14&type=nj1995&gpx= Of corse you can come down either side of the RR tracks from Carrranza Road. I have also been coming in from HF...

There are several trailers at Batona Camp.

Back on August 23rd 2010 the NJFFS was filling in the holes and fixing the hill from Carranza Road toward High Crossing. They ran out of time when they got to these last two holes right before High Crossing and never returned. They have since worked on many other roads but never completed this...

This morning . I am standing with my back to High Crossing looking north on Tuckerton Road.

This site has a bikers review of the preserve along with a KMZ file of the red, green, black and white trails. http://www.mtbnj.com/forum/showthread.php?t=27196

We paddled the Wading River from Evans Brigde to Beaver Branch yesterday. There are many new downed trees in the river but we managed to get around them all with little effort. The current was swift and tried to pin us to the trees and bank. There are many leaners waiting to fall.

Check out Horner's other wildlife videos, they're quite nice.

I came across this at 9:30 this morning. The car carrier came down Tuckerton Road from the north. I told the driver I was supprised that he didn't get stuck as there are deep ruts in the puddels there. He said he fell into one of them. He had no local knowledge and said he was following the GPS...

The real problem is building on a pile of sand on a barrier island, they never learn.

It doesn't look as though the fancy stand at Parker has been visited reciently. It is starting to fall apart. These pics are from yesterday.

It's kinda like free association. I saw the Old Man first in 1965 and again in 1992. It's collapse suprised me.

Go to the link in post #6.

The 6th post in this thread, it is labeled.