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"Japineys" That is great!!! I met a taiwanese guy near the great swamp once. He was in a minivan (I was on a motorcycle) and I was concerned he wasn't going to make it out of the woods so escorted him to 206. He just moved to the states and had very broken english. He wanted to get a...

I could swear I remember some remains from the old chimmney. Guess I am mistaken.

Virgo, The water level at the Harrisville spillway should be over 3'10" on the upstream side for a reasonably good flow. Jef

Nice report. i was waiting to see how it went. When you didn't post last night I wondering if we should organize a search:rofl:. Glad you had an adventure. Jeff

I think he was being sarcastic. Sometimes it is hard to tell with just written text.

Mark, I believe that Beck had visited/photographed the Adams farmstead. Are you familar with this ruin. It is considered part of Calico. The remains of the chimmney and of course the celler hole are still visable. If you search Adams farm or Calico on this forum is should come up. I can't...

Nice shots of some great woods

I believe what you have there is a pine snake. While it is commonly believed that they are not prone to water. I have witnessed them on two occassions in the water and one of those times it just sitting on the water motionless (very odd to see). Jeff

I've used the liveries with my own stuff when I am going out with a group that is renting. It works out fine and is fairly cheap. If I am going out alone or with others who own I never use the liveries but use two trucks or paddle back to where we started from. Here is a trick I've done...

Nice report, enjoyed reading it. That is a wild area that I believe holds many secretes from multiple generations. Jeff Nice catch on the toad Bob!!

Nice report Guy. That is an area I frequent often. I will have to think about it, but I recall seeing some ruins in there. I will have to think about this for awhile. BTW, if anyone comes across my favorite Old Timer Sharde I lost back there about six or seven years ago...let me know...

I watched that. It was pretty bad but I felt obligated to watch since the Jersey Devil was in it. The Devil had a pretty good likeness to our traditional folklore but suffered from terrible digital animation. The whole carney idea must have stemmed from Norman Jeffries in 1909 or there...

Good luck on the trip. I've done from Penny pot on down but not the upper section. Al, Gabe and I did the sleeper from the rockwood bogs almost to Wescoat without too many obsticles and it was a blast. Have fun. Jeff

Shoot, that ain't nothing. Nice pics Bob. Glad you made the most of your trip out there. Jeff

looks like a rock waterfall

I'm in!! You take the 4X4 and I'll take a Honda XR 650.

Wow, he really does look like Steve

Yes, I cross that intersection often. I hadn't noticed them working there before, but if they are not there all the time then that makes sense. I saw them on the weekend and I mostly go through that intersection on weekdays and later in the day. Jeff

Yeah, it is the same as my map link but my arrow is a little off. I can never get those arrows right over my target.

I noticed what appeared to be an archaeological dig going on here: http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.82383105492446&lng=-74.75870132446289&z=16&type=topo&gpx= At the NW corner of Oak shade and Tuckerton. There were two guys with a sifter (spelling). I didn't stop to ask but I recall...