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I'm going to guess here. This is a tough one.

Guy, is that about here at Penn Swamp? My second choice would be somewhere in Lebanon State Forest. Let me know if that is more likely.

Did you go see the grave site Guy, is there a stone?

I am intensely disgusted with the people who pushed the state into this, I really am. It was not their business to promote this, and the problem is way overblown for Wharton. You sold the rest of us down the river.

But not to drive on the beach, right? That should be a quota.

Yes, I've seen a lot of juvenile deer that have had a hind quarter neatly removed by what I assume are coyote.

A free article you can read. Thought a couple of you may find it interesting...

That looks like an even layer of clay. Interesting.

I recall you found a green acres marker in that area before (if my memory is correct). Fralinger surveyor. Must be one of Scott's competitors.

Okay, thanks anyway. I'll make a word table I can leave next to me showing the feet conversion to mile every tenth mile. That'll suffice.

Boyd, when I do reports for the state, I tell them how many feet up the road a spot is (if the distance is under a mile), and I also tell them the mileage in tenths, even if it's only a part of a mile. I have imperial units chosen, but for some reason if it's under a mile it gives me feet and...

I do see another small one here. Not for the faint of heart unless the bugs are gone.

They will cause me to sweat like a stuck pig. I'm pretty sure I'm starting to have a problem where my sweat glands on my arms become blocked, and that is pure hell. I use trail shirts with long (and loose) sleeves made of nylon or polyester. Very hard for briars to penetrate effectively.

Yes, they had a purpose and there were no human tracks. I hoot and holler when I'm out in order to flush any out ahead of me. Came upon these in a few minutes.

I agree with you. I was in a gravel pit in Lacey next to the parkway. Was a Parker Pit, now belongs to the DEP.

It's that age-old argument. Is it a dog or a coyote.

I was able to bring it up. That 62K historic topo is nice and clear.

Yes indeed. But if you are just viewing the birds, they seem to have quite a nice viewing stand.

This would have really been a big thing for NJ and the country. I got here realizing some homes on the Jersey side had their backyards in Delaware (or so it seems). https://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Justice/2008/0401/p25s05-usju.html

That Abel and Mary Nicholsen house is interesting (in the first aerial on the right side). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abel_and_Mary_Nicholson_House