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A motorcyle chop shop near Mt. misery is totally believable (I'm not being sarcastic).

I think I met her. She seemed polite and friendly enough, but it might have just been my charm:)

Oh, we know we are speaking fictionallly:)

wow! nice ride! My baby sitters' husband has an old triumph, I can't recall which model and it is always under the cover. Al, I really think "to each his own" really sums it up. When I tell people about what I do with PBX they think I am insane.

she could be looking for a job with the NJ DEP, or with an independant environmental consulting firm. Or, perhaps a job with the Pinelands Commission. I know someone who works with the commission and they perform field studies (looking for endangered plants and animals) and make sure land...

What the?:jd: Maybe some of these cougar sightings are for real. There isn't a huge amount of woods along that road is there? Also, no tracks?

Omega, you might find this thread I started sometime ago interesting. http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/showthread.php?t=4209&highlight=jersey+devil I've always been fascinated by the Jersey Devil. My interest stems from more from a cultural, socialogical, and historical perspective than...

Wow!! 442 miles!! my hats off to you. Glad you made it back and hope you feel better.

I proposed to my wife on that tower. I would hate to see it go.

I have to agree with German, Howard Boyd's field Guide is a must. Also, 46'er gave some good advice on visiting Marilyn, she's got everything there, and she is tremendously pleasant and helpful. She's carrys some good CDs/albums there as also. Jeff

Wow! That is really cute! All of the laws of nature and physics are against him to be able to do that at 4, and yet...

Welcome to the forum. I agree with Mike that the Beck books (forgotten towns, more forgotten towns, jersey genesis, and to a lesser extent, roads of home) are great books to get you exploring, more romantic than later publications. this forum will provide you with lots of information...

Great, Great shots!!! I want to see Alfreda the mermaid as well, I missed the first mermaid photo. Jeff

Nice shots, really enjoyed them!

Cool. that was my intent in posting this non-pb related thread...to save someone from the experience. Jeff

Interesting, but sad, post George. tragedy usually carves deep lines in history, but this was a rare find. Makes you wonder about all the horrific inncidents that might have occured in our haunts, but were not on a large enough scale to be remembered in modern day. Jeff

Nice pics Bob, I remember that night we met in the swamp and located a mess of them (pbtf). that was a good time. I always referred to velvet ants as cow killers as well, never had a bad experience with them though. such amazing creatures to observe. I always associate them with sugar sand...

Okay, I've been hit up with a # of requests about the details of this misadventure. I was hoping to get away with just a public warning but I should have known it wouldn't be that easy. here is what happened: I was driving to a session (music) near Hamilton. It was a little before dusk...

DO NOT, under any circumstances, EVER,EVER,EVER, go into the woods on the west side of the crosswicks scenic overlook on route 295. No matter how bad you have to pee, do not go there, EVER. Enough said. Jeff

Very cool.