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Leave it to you to come up with the music for the day/evening! Good call on Spanish Fly- John-

Yes, across from the lake. Welcome aboard, Mitch. John-

Pemberton Lake is right here. http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.9544&lng=-74.667&z=15&type=h&gpx= Not much much bank fishing, but nice if you have a small boat. It's only 20 acres. A clear water lake with some nice bass in it. I fish the bank along Magnolia Rd and the east side of the...

This may help. John- http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/fishplc.htm

Hot wings and hotter babes... sounds like a win/win situation. :dance: I'm in! John-

This sign was standing the last time I saw it. Glad to see someone took the time to make it right. John-

Thanx for the East Point photos... my favorite Jersey light. That area is very secluded. How was the road out there? Any flooding? John-

There seems to be some unresolved anger issues here. 78+ inches of snow this season wouldn't have any thing to do with that, would it? :)

Body Found in Woodland Twp http://www.myfoxphilly.com/dpp/news/local_news/body-found-on-side-of-road?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Turtle- That is really beautiful work. Thanx for sharing. Let's see some more! John-

Mark, that was a great post about the nature of the road system in the past, and how it seems to have been lost in recent years. It brought to mind a scene from the Pixar movie CARS that I watched with my children. It's premise is that a little southwestern town on Route 66 had been forgotten...

Thanx for the additional info, JM. It's hard to believe there was a swimming beach in that area. Seemed too wooded, but I suppose it was much more open years ago with the landing in use and all. I wanted to get some pics of the bridge remains, but the westering sun was casting odd shadows. It...

Jerseyman (and all)- The bridge was right where you said it would be. Excellent directions, although parking was a little dodgy with all the snow. The parapets are still intact (with no span) and the plaque is still there and in great shape. The image on the left is of this bridge stone while...

Glo- They are beautiful, especially if your fortunate enough to catch them in flight, either cupped for a landing or "running" across the water on take-off. I used see hundreds of them on the back bog at Rockwood a few years ago, when I would duck hunt in January. When no birds were flying, I...

Nice photos, Oji. Looks like the roads were in pretty good shape. Glo, Those waterfowl are called Tundra Swans. They look like snow geese, but their necks are much longer. They migrate through this area during the winter. John-

What a terrific post, Jerseyman, thank you . Mr. Albertson was apparently quite the entrepreneur, although I don't support his Quaker principles. The sign in your postcard of Big Timber Creek is the same as in Rednek's link, but unfortunately is no longer there. And Ashbrook's Landing is now...

Great pics and report, Scott. What part of the bog doesn't freeze up... right in front by the dam? I know the back bog usually freezes late in the season, but there must have been a hole in the flooded timber on the far side. It's a shame for you and Hank that they got up so far away. Thanx for...

They've been working on this since the demolition, right through the winter. The foundation and floor joists were in by the middle of Jan. This was taken last Wednesday, Feb 3rd. They're making good progress.

What... no six hours of pregame show? :guinness: Where you headed? John-

Cutting down the sign does seem a little drastic. The state road off #206 is in great shape. Directly through their gate, the road deteriorates. Seemed quiet back there, but one fella said the sign was taken down. Maybe there are other issues. John-