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Al, if I feel I can get away with it, I start running at them. Usually works, but there are a few dogs that make me hesitant, like big rottweilers, pitbulls, and german shepards (to name a few). I had a rottweiler challenge me in my own driveway, and he stood his ground. If he was not the...

Where is this?

See who owns it. If he is a common Barney Fife, I'd question it. Zoom into the lot and then click on it. If it does not show an owner, take the block and lot number and ask the township. https://newjersey.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=bae6f833507745d287a15497d233fbbc

I think that one was shown on Facebook. What manner of callous people drive that far in to dump their load. No respect for anything but themselves.

Very smooth Boyd!

I don't think I'd like living in Chatsworth. I like the best of both worlds; peace and quiet and services within a couple of miles if possible.

I like Jess's name: chigger-ticks.

Scrape them off your trousers onto a wet napkin first. :)

We've gone over this before, but I need to see these chiggers. I don't think they exist in our area. I've gotten ticks in late December.

Definitely our heyday.

The map of the land being disturbed is close to that little girl's grave too, right?

I hate it when they (whomever) put non-pineland material in the pinelands. In Bamber, they threw a disgusting mixture of concrete rubble and what-not on the previously native sand road leading to the dam. To top it off, they used river rock as rip-rap down at the second dam to stabilize the...

I didn't realize it, they have a video. https://www.nj.gov/dep/parksandforests/forest/atlanticwhitecedar/

Really nice Gentian shot Guy!

That's amazing.

From the article: "Other factors contributing to losses include ditching, draining of wetlands, deer browsing and dam-building by a rebounding beaver population." And I am seeing Beaver destroy cedar by using their iron teeth to chop them down. I have no idea why.

https://www.nj.gov/dep/newsrel/2021/21_0029.htm

It has to be thinning and burning. They have the map. We know who it is. https://www.pinecreekforestry.com/pine-creek-forestry/photos/vf6zcgfadqbwei8bhio38gl3l151qc

Kind of an odd overview on this property. Put me back a bit. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/24-Bozarthtown-Rd-Vincentown-NJ-08088/38170156_zpid/?

That's very disappointing. Also disappointing is, I'm pretty sure this is rice cut grass. Where the beaver have backed up the water into nice cedar swamps that line the Wading River on the FFP, the rice cut grass infiltrates in certain areas and becomes a dominant ground species above the...