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Great work, Jeff! I, too, heard a Led Zep-type sound on many of the tracks. From their Bron-Yr-Aur days working on the 3rd album. Your Ghosts of Barnegat sounds like a haunted version of Tangerine. You've created another awesome disc, and I'm looking forward to picking it up. John-

First step, ferment hard (apple) cider. (must be fresh... cider with preservatives kills the yeast) Second step, jack (freeze distill) the hard cider. Good luck, John-

According to the University of Minnesota, pink eyes are not a must for albinism. Bookmarked this sight a few years back about a herd of white deer in northern Wisconsin. Found it interesting. They're called the Ghosts of the Forest. John-

Ditto, 46er. Both bites I received were early stage Lyme. Caught it early enough, so I'm only on the doxy. It doesn't pay to put it off, that's for sure. John-

Welcome! If possible, take your family with you. There are many places to enjoy as a family. John-

It was about 35-40 feet off the main path. Open ground. I was thinking the same thing... $$$. They must have really loved their pet. The wood cross was in pretty good shape for being 14 years old, unless it was replaced. John-

In southern Camden county, we've been paying the CCMUA for this sewer trunk for over fifteen years, without it even reaching our boundaries. Now, all we have to look forward to is a "$50 million project to expand sewage service" that will "enable residential and commercial construction" . How...

Have been seeing them all through the winter, picking them off the dog mostly. They never seemed to have gone dormant this season. I have two bites, now, from this past weekend that need to be checked out. (Dr. on Fri.) Looks like it could be a rough summer season. John-

While hiking in NW Wharton this weekend, we came across this nice homage to a departed friend. Not sure if this is legal, but it's a nice sentiment. John-

Nice job, Tom. Where do find the time? Keep up the great work! John- If it's not too much trouble, I'd like to meet JD some time. :jd:

George- I would squeeze in and out of your S-10 a dozen more times, if only to extend the conversations we had! A priceless day. No need for a skylight top... it's not your fault you got stuck with Herman Munster. Peace to you, my friend. Thanx (to all) for the kind words... but it was...

I'm glad you enjoyed this and can find it useful. John-

Boyd, Thanx for the virus check. Our Mac is clean. The kids use Skype, so I guess that helps. John-

I recently finished reading Beck's Forgotten Towns of Southern NJ. Always "spot read" this book, but never read it cover to cover, so I decided to do this. Needless to say, this is an amazing book, but one thing that always bothered me about it was it's lack of an index. There are times you...

Looks like you fellas had a great day out on the water. The photos make the water and sky look amazing. Thanx for posting. John-

It appears that the lower, left side is open in the photo. Could it be some sort of home-made critter trap?

George- You misunderstood my post. It was my children and I camping at Batona, looking for a little peace and quiet to listen to the nightsounds of the pines, when two groups pulled in next to us. One playing their music too loud, the other, imbibing too much and using foul language. Does...

Nice story, George... brings back similar memories. John-

Excellent work! All the photos are great, especially The Dorgan House and the Hot Springs General Store. John-

Sounds like last year's trip to Batona. Loud music and too much alcohol. The kind of people who reply, "Skit... what's a Skit?"