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I've been seeing these for a couple/few weeks now on Google Maps. It gives an artificial 3D effect. But, you have to zoom all the way down to appreciate the full effect. John-

Excellent photos, Bob. Thanx for sharing them. Nice clear water bass! John-

You may have been thinking of this thread, Joc, which relates to tunnels further south. John- Cow Tunnels Under Route 70

Happy Holidays to one and all!

3rd one down is my favorite. :)

And when it was, judging by the lighting. Nice chain, Jeff! Looks like you really worked to get this one. Gotta love the feel of PB muck between your toes! :) John-

Thanx for clearing this up, Scott. Muck and I were just talking about this last night. I suppose due to the amount of (lack of) business, it was difficult to keep up with the taxes on a property that large. I had no idea they had that much acreage. I, too, was saddened last Friday when I drove...

Thanx for the tip on that road before the memorial, Ed. That's what I was looking for! Never been on it, I'll have to check it out. You're right about that last big hole from HF. It should be named! I think it's been there since creation. :) John-

Ed, I haven't been back to High Crossing for some time. Tuckerton Rd to the north looks really nasty now. I remember High Crossing Rd having a pretty big water hole coming from Hampton. What's the best way to drive there, now? John-

Guy- This is a great story, especially about the "breaking ground" of King's Grant. I think I witnessed kinda the same thing in Barton's Run. Seeing your link to the map reminded me that Barton Run Blvd wasn't always there. I had a paper route in BR, and in those days, there were just the...

Methinks he knew you would tell on yourself, and then, we would get the complete story. Guy is perhaps just trying to be politically correct by calling you "various reasons" and letting nature take it's course. John-

What a great video, Ed. Your timing couldn't have been better. I was intrigued by Joey's posture, so I googled... "hands in pockets-body language". The results were, "lack of self confidence" and "embarassment". I guess that fits his situation. He really looks sad! I do like the way he locked...

I saw this story on the local news shortly after it happened. They stated that price gouging after a natural disaster was illegal in New Jersey and implied that these guys were in a heap of trouble.

Well said, Scott! For most of the guys running them ditches, that's commom sense. I'm glad they didn't ban access for opening day. Did you call in the band? Where was he from? John-

This was a very enjoyable documentary. It will be strange coming off the causeway and not having the shack there to greet us. "the expiration of this long familiar, much discussed icon occurred under cover of darkness and was apparently witnessed by no one."..... seems fitting.

Ben, I'm very sorry to here this! Best of luck with your claims and the rehab project. John-

All these photos, especially the ones in BarrensMike's link, really tell the tale of the true devastation that many of us fortunately avoided. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all those folks whose lives were ravaged by Sandy. John-

Nothern Winslow got some early rain and minimal wind gusts. We didn't lose any trees or the power. It seemed like it passed fairly quickly. Considering all the forecasts, this area was very lucky! John-

Interesting to read a bit of the history of this area. Thanx for posting. I remember the houses were abandoned, but still standing when we moved to Winslow. The place always seemed a little eerie. John-

I didn't see a new thread this year, so this maybe a little off topic, but due to the weather... does any one know if there is a "rain date" for the annual Wharton SF clean up that is scheduled for this Sunday? John-