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Don't forget having them smell teaberries. My little guy is a teaberry smelling maniac. one part of the woods on my property is full of teaberry. How is it that you have grandkids Al, aren't you in your 40's?

that is interesting new information. I recall that most of the log cabins in medford lakes were built for affluent philadelphians for summer homes.

http://www.courierpostonline.com/article/20111005/NEWS01/310050015/Missing-South-Jersey-man-found-woods-after-eight-days

Nice report Guy. I think you should definitely try to pinpoint/visit the graveyard and pond. I doubt there will be anything left (of the graveyard) but it will interesting never the less to be there. How long do bones last in our soil I wonder? Hey, is that video of Al right along the Tupe...

something sounds strange about this story. I would be inclined to assume some important details are missing. Not being aware of the situation I am hesitant to jump to conclusions. Tragic.

Thanks for the sympathy.

I went to an ice cream stand with my son and left my wallet on a bench. 2nd time I ever lost/left my wallet somewhere in my entire life. Anyway, the ice cream place calls me, I go to pick it up and the $90.00 I had in there is gone.:mad: I guess I should be happy someone didn't just take it...

I wonder where Bob is?

Nice posts Vagabond, and welcome to the forum. There are kindred spirits here. I agree that education is key, perhaps the single most important tool in the quest to preserve and maintain our open space.

too much rain. Water levels are high and not draining. Too much dispersement of the fish, too much sediment, too much food in the water. Hopefully this fall will see some dryer conditions.

Texaco (mighty Joe's) right on 206 after (going south) the intersection with tuckerton road. They have minnows, sometimes. They always have worms.

Guy, do you want me to provide the location of the green acres stone for you? It is right off the road.

Thanks everyone for the additional information about the area, very interesting. I will definitely explore the area more throughly. i agree that the pines south of the ACE are largely overlooked, though, obviously not by many of you here. In some respects, the lack of attention it generally...

Well, not technically. I was in a convience store (old nelsons) where it was playing on a large screen TV over the coffee bar I was fixing my coffiee at. I only saw that scene in passing. I make a point not to watch that show at home. Also, I didn't laugh, I cringed. Jeff

Wow, how insensitive can someone be? I guess we shouldn't be surprised. I saw a little bit of America's funniest Videos today. A ten year old boy was hit in the genitals with a baseball bat and was rolling on the ground in pain, the audience roared in laughter. What kind of a society are we...

Columbia road, that starts in Nesco, is probably a pretty familar route for many of us as it winds through the edge Hammonton WMA toward route 30. However, once you cross route 30 columbia road continues, in dirt, all the way to the A/C Expressway along the eastern edge of Makepeace lake WMA...

Hey Guy, I used to frequently pass through that area when I lived out that way. I never noticed the symmetry of the "trails" as you have noticed on the aerial photos but I remember thinking the area was atypical and disturbed. On your next trip out there look for something out of the ordinary...

Lets see if kodak easyshare works http://www.kodakgallery.com/gallery/sharing/shareRedirectSwitchBoard.jsp?token=509955673215:290868444&sourceId=533754321803&cm_mmc=Share-_-Personal-_-shareCopyLink-_-Sharer-_-Top...

Guy, I am surprised that you described Nesco as "slightly out of the pines" Nesco is about as in the pinebarrens as a town gets.

"Hi, Barry"