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I hope this group contacted the DEP and got a special use permit as well as obtained the required $1M in liability insurance for the event. Edit: OH WHAT A SURPRISE Jason is on the guest list.

For some people, no.

If anybody can help Bill out I'd really appreciate it.

Truthfully, I wish they would still use the land for cranberries.

I thought I might have had a pic of that tree stand, but I only have this one.

Here's an almost identical shot of the gun club that I took on that day. And some shady characters that were also out that day:

Wow, 10 years ago. :/

Happy to see the DEP rolling out apps like that.

Nice!! We visited the Oswego ruins a few years ago, right?

When I was going through my divorce I would often drive up to the Forked River Mountain and just stare at the sky when I couldn't sleep. I loved it up there.

I can't even begin to tell you how much I HATE those markers.

Won't someone think of the children?

Here's the GPX. You can probably just convert it into whatever format you need. http://common.njpinebarrens.com/batona-trail.zip

From the Daily National Intelligencer, Washington DC, on Friday, July 20, 1827: (this was a listing of various accidents that happened on July 4, 1827)

No. Money is what is inspiring that groundbreaking tour of the Pine Barrens.

So it's an understatement to say that this election cycle has been pretty emotionally charged. You can't go anywhere without people making any conversation about anything a political one. We've had a "no politics" rule here for a while (with various amounts of enforcement over the years) but I...

Keep your eyes open for chiggers. The tall grass at Howardsville will be swarming with them.

Bisbee again: FOUR MILE: Formerly known as FOUR MILE HOLLOW. Located in north central WOODLAND, two miles southeast of ONG'S HAT CIRCLE. The only justification for the name appears from the fact that the spot is exactly four miles from BUTLER PLACE on old maps. It was probably a "coach stop" in...

Thanks!! I love the moody film noir effect I get from taking shots at night and converting them to black and white.

Yup. They're rebuilding the boardwalk. It's Trex about halfway through, and then goes back to wood right around where I snapped that photo. I really liked that walk. Probably my favorite part of Bangor, besides the LL Bean Outlet. :)