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Can't take credit for the find.....nor do I know what it was used for.... Bob? A friend pointed it out to me after seeing it in his travels. http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.86456830457504&lng=-74.46746177230221&z=18&type=hybrid&gpx=

Still don't have the GPS coordinates.... but check this out. This is my photo from July 2011. Guy is correct... Note the similarities in the photos.... The sign has a little more rust, but there is still a Heineken bottle keeping it company.... :) Gibby, if you took coordinates, could you...

We had a delightful time and you were dearly missed. Hoping you are feeling better.

It was previously the Quail Hill "Inn" ....then an antique barn....then gone. I don't really recall whether it burned or got bulldozed....I think it was in the mid 80's ? Maybe.

Can you tell me a little about the area west of GSP, specifically Bryant Road in the Forked River Mt. vicinity. Was that area logged in the past?.... just asking. school or church quickly come to mind..... still working on it.

need a hint.... north or south of route 72?

the cement slab (center/right) is reminiscent of a saw mill or machine base. I see bolts sticking out of it. ? ? ? the larger floor slab seems to be older for the main building (due to the 40+/- yr. red cedar growing out of the rectangular hole)....but the cinderblock/chimney/I-beams appear...

Thanks for putting all of this info together Mark.... If you want to bring your son to our New Year's hike, you'll have a willing audience of interested folks who would appreciate hearing about your studies this year.... plus we have a good time. :) Terry

"pack 'em up!"

or the dock of the cabin? What the volunteer coordinator said at the end of our shift yesterday....

Happy Holidays everyone.... Just thought you would like to see that America's First Day Hikes is happening again in New Jersey on Jan. 1. Here is the link for the many activities that you can participate in throughout the state: http://www.njparksandforests.org/parks/first_day_hikes.html...

so, I made it for the last hurrah.... sometimes funny things happen when you're driving down Carranza road. :) I purposely positioned Chris and Bob with the sign. They were happy men. On my side, it was a pleasure to finally meet Mickey, quite a gentleman.

tom and dan were drinking ice tea talking about this last week....

My great-grandmother, born and raised in Poland would take my mother (age 6-12) from their home in Phila. to NJ via the ferry. Once in NJ they would harvest mushrooms and pick wild blueberries. It would amaze my mother that her grandmother was so familiar with the edible mushrooms of the US...

Al, probably not too much off. We both know that the charts are for the average paddle in average conditions with average skill sets...... They are provided as a guide. You were probably booking along after a flood event in your racing kayak. :dance: ..... like Gabe.

Mike.... Penny Pot to Weymouth = 9.9 miles = 4-6 hrs. Weymouth to Acagisca = 2.7 miles = 2-3 hrs. Acagisca to Lake Lenape = 4.3 miles = 3-4 hrs. Just check out which areas you can take a trailer into. Acagisca is a real nice spot to camp with a group. Terry

I can't imagine a day when you will be too old to hit the woods....

Harry is the father of an old, old friend of ours. We have some pretty cool postcards of that place that Harry used to hand out. I haven't been there in years. I need to go visit again and take some photos. They are a wonderful couple.

It seems to come in handy when you are pulling out wet, old, upholstered furniture from the woods to the dumpster!

(please tell Bob that he had a whistle too.....and a big stick) We have them in the woods behind our place. When I sleep with the windows open, they usually start up just before 4 AM, waking me up.