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Well when you think about it, Murphy really thought that one through. Let's close the most primitive and least improved camping areas where the chances of human interaction are very low or even non-existent. What a D&*k.

Nice to hear. Lucas had some nice fish in it and because it was the upstream source for water flowing through and under the Paint Works facility, it was never contaminated. One of the worst areas on the property itself were the waste lagoons behind the buildings at the corner of Foster and...

Some Lucas Paint memorabilia. I found this at a flea market years ago. I have a can of Lucas paint too. Sherwin-Williams kept the Lucas name for a long time after acquiring Lucas because it had a good reputation.

You ain't kidding about the lack of good ice. I would spend my whole weekend there as a kid skating. We do occasionally get enough ice for a few days of ice fishing. As you probably know, Square Circle was on the State trout stocking list for years. That ended when the lake was closed to the...

Bob, Millard more commonly known as Hillard's Creek is a Superfund Site along with multiple other Superfund sites in my little old hometown of Gibbsboro. Our Lake is sandwiched between the "Burn Site" and the "Hilliards Creek" sites. We are also home to the "561 Dump Site" which is nearing...

Many people don't realize it but my hometown of Gibbsboro is the western edge of the Coastal Plain and the pines ecotype. Gibbsboro is part of the watershed divide between the Delaware and the Atlantic basins. East of the very high points in Gibbsboro, the streams flow to the Mullica River...

I have elected to refrain from contributing tonight. I will, however, be posting a beautiful fall scene from my birth hometown in the Photographer's forum in a few minutes. :)

Unlike all the potheads out there, I am working right now. :D I'll try to add some intelligent conversation to the thread later tonight. :)

Sickening. The Mayor has his head up his ass. In my not so humble opinion, legalizing marijuana in NJ is dead wrong. There is no shortage of brainless sh%theads walking around today. Making pot as easy to buy as candy will never be a positive change in this state. I have driven past Curaleaf...

Glad to see it's not being conducted on Zoom !

Wow. 12 years ago. Jeff lost his GPS before we broke out into the open at the powerline and we backtracked and found it. And one big-ass sassafras.

The rifle certification has been around over 30 years and allows a permit holder to use muzzleloading rifles for deer and coyote, centerfire and rim fire rifles for groundhog and coyote and the use of .22 for dispatching trapped animals. The current hunter safety class for firearms affords you...

She did it ! A very abbreviated live-fire test. Nothing like I went through in 1968 or my kids went through in the 1990's. I don't know if the backlog from COVID shutdowns are forcing them to speed things up or not. There were no fence crossings, gun handling in the field or differentiating...

Although some of the more deer-infested Deer Management Zones (DMZ) opened a few weeks ago, yesterday marked the Statewide opening of the fall archery seasons in all zones. The first firearm deer hunting will be November 21 for Youth Day and then everything else kicks in the following week...

What amazing technology to be able to determine that level of detail through that dense tree canopy. Truly X-Ray vision in my book.

I walked it once with Pinelandpaddler from this site and it is well worth the search. Unfortunately, I can't give you much of a hint other than walk through the semi-clear area that is Buttonwood Hill and would also be the extension of westbound 542 at the spot marked on the Boyd's map below. It...

Very sad but manuals are not even available in heavy duty pickups anymore. Dodge was the last man standing in 2018 with their 2500 and 3500 series offering a manual if you went with the Cummins diesel. Ford stopped offering the ZF 6 speed manual a year or two before that in the Super Duty...

I am so glad to hear that you couldn't even imagine Ben ! Every truck I have ever owned has been a stick. I like being the one in control of when and where to shift and I love the simplicity and longevity of a simple iron box full of spur gears bathed in oil. Driving a stick keeps one in tune...

You would be right in most cases Guy. Harley is trying hard to attract younger riders. Their aging, loyal riders are all gray in the muzzle now. Check out their website. They now offer an electric motorcycle and several Japanese-style crotch rockets. They also offer a few modifications of the...