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this kid walks away from THAT, and that student at Lehigh dies from falling down a flight of stairs. It is amazing what we can survive and what little it takes to kill us. Jeff

welcome to the forum. There are lots of good pickerel spots in the Pine barrens. Pick any of the lakes and give it a shot. Try the stafford forge bogs, there are bass in there also. If you use the search feature on this site, you will find alot of info. Jeff

An outcast chigger....man, that is really the lowest form of life. That is rock bottom, can't get more down than that.

Jessica is styling in her new ride.

That sure looks like it, but It might be some other house in Pomona that has 600 insulators in the backyard, I'm not sure.:) Yeah, that's it. Thanks for posting a pic so now people won't think I'm crazy. Jeff

There used to be a private residence near where I went to school (stockton in pomona) that had the whole back yard filled with those insulators. They were set up as a display. they must of had hundreds if not thousands of them. Jeff

Hey, look at this cute little girl in her Easter dress with the guitar. Maybe she is going to play "morning has broken"?:) this is an old video of Nicola Hall. Music is, of course, extrememly subjective, but (as a pro-guitarist) I have a very small list of muscians in my head who i regard as...

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those are some good findings Ed. I wonder what the age of the shoe and the bit are?

that is amazing, but from what I understand, it is in an area few travel.

I actually meant 3.10', not 3'10" as I originally posted. Thanks for noticing this. This is a rule of thumb, it could be done lower but to play it safe it should be close to 3.10' Jeff

I assume you mean south park road (it changes to Moore's meadow once you cross route 532. It is mostly private land in there. there are some cranberry bogs in there (mostly to the north east of the road), but there is alot of woods in there as well. They are blocked off to dicourage...

Thanks for posting these Ben, Similar to MaryAnn and similar to the one I showed to guy out near fort dix I suspect (the later was the most intact mill I've seen in the pines). Jeff

this is how the good ol' boys do it.

I can just see it now...some dummy is going to take a car battery into a stream and hope to clean house:mrgreen: He'll probably not think to wear rubber waders either.:bang: Jeff

We always called them Mosquito kings, or mosquito killers. Does anybody know if they feed on mosquitos?

That is an informative response. I agree with Bob, if it ain't broken...

the water level on the upstream side of the Harrisville spillway should be over 3'10". Have fun Jeff

That is really cool Guy! 46er, which glass works did you work in?

This really is a very sad inncident and I feel so bad for his family. I was surprised to read that he was an avid outdoorsman and former life guard. I figured he drove into a cedar stump but it would seem (from the description of him in article) that he was familar with that risk, and he was...