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"We did the Jeep/4x4 Cleanup, formerly sanctioned by Wharton, for many years with members of this site and we really miss that event." Scott, there will be a Pine Barrens clean-up next sunday....10/29....dumpsters in 3 locations, from Wharton to BTB. Pick a place in the pines, SPS or WMA...

The public will never grasp the great service that Janet provided to the historic component of Batsto Village and Wharton State Forest. She possessed a wealth of knowledge that connected the Hammonton community in particular, to Batsto's historic past. Humbly and without limelight she provided...

Boyd, let me know how it works out. They are claiming the same for us in Washington Township on the rural Burl. Co. side..... I too have my reservations.

C'mon jeff.....this is cute.... It came up on our back porch a couple years ago. Judging by the amount of ticks they are proposed to eat, I'll take a dozen or so each season to patrol the property.

Love the Alloway's Bridge photo.... That's the corky bark and winged stems of sweet gum..... always magical images Bill.

I'm glad you got there. (I brought home many, many ticks). I saw the snapper and red-bellied on 206 also. Two formidable snappers on 563 Friday. and another on Chew Rd. good job on the snake pic!

Despite the numbing cold....a promise of spring.

This was a great project for so many reasons. Without a doubt, it was the people involved who made it work. Many thanks to 15 folks representing 9 stakeholder groups who made that possible....and the park service staff and forest fire staff and many other people behind the scenes. There will...

Have you seenTim Hart's presentation of research that he did on the Pinelands Jetport and Other Dreams on powerpoint? He presented at the Pinelands Shortcourse a couple of years ago. I have a copy that he sent me and I have just emailed him to ask him for permission to post it . Full of...

Leyland cypress...sold in bulk and mass by nurseries because they grow quickly and make great windbreaks and hedges. Cheap too. They are not long lived, especially if planted in the wrong environment. (ie: see photo). I would think that his friends would have found a more suitable tree to...

friend of mine from work attended....loved the enthusiasm for subject matter and the way spungman ties together the history/culture/geology/etc.... But we already knew that.... ;)

I think they are "or whats". Clethra and Inkberry.

Here is the main link for the Batsto genealogy site..... http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~batsto/ I see that Brian has posted an update this August.

Hi all, It's been awhile and I wanted to look at some information that I have copies of from old Washington Twp. records. I came by way of this information by making copies of Budd Wilson's parents copying of the Township books. The books have long been gone, found chewed and moth eaten in an...

That was fun....will send stone info shortly...have to download from new phone.....haven't done that yet.

Missed this rush the other day too...and thought of it here today. The bluestem that I am seeing now appears really, really blue this year, more so than in recent years. Perhaps due to the drought conditions? I wasn't seeing it in your photo, although I know that's not the only factor. I got...

" Our Juncus is Juncus debilis. Your A. virginicus is in fact Schizacrium scoparium (I'm 90% sure), and your P. virgatum is not there. Maybe your looking at the emerging Phragmites (my current guess...the one with my hand in the photo) or the Calamovifa brevipilis? Missed this Juncus the other...

Check out Paulownia..... I'm thinking Paulownia on the 539/Chamberlin. Also on pic #1, but Al may be thinking of Velvet leaf (Abutilon theophrasti) in first pic...I did as well and still not convinced. But I don't believe to be Catalpa. I am leaning to Paulownia on pic #1..... Paulownia shows...

My apologies...reading the link again I see you mention that you used the program you had at work to replicate the image of the found item, not to make the items. Bees/bugs....we all seemed to come to similar conclusions for their use as a means to attract insects. Again, I thank you for your...

thanks..... these don't look like they are/were used recently....maybe left behind from a scientific study. No straws in the ends either. Thank you for the info. Guy, did you actually make these at work?.....and now ISS parts? you always amaze me. ;)