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Looks great! What gear ratio?

Yes, that was a couple weeks ago. I live in Barnegat and it was heading towards us but veered around to the north of my neighborhood. I have not had time to take some photos. Maybe today.

They don't belong in a state forest if that's where it was found. Let the woods be the woods.

I see you are close to a soaker that is moving real slow Boyd.

Did any of what you've read say why?

Very sorry you had to witness that. Troubled youth and guns are a dangerous combination. Don't move to Philly. Stay far away from there.

On my 96 Tacoma, when it was hot out you would not start if you turned the key for longer than 1 second. You had to just turn it enough to connect with the juice and quickly let go so the key backed off immediately while it started.

I remember them growing right in the water, or maybe it's just my faulty memory.

Guy, did it generally look different than the immediate surrounding area? In what way, if so.

Are they still in flower? They had their feet in the water, or just sphagnum?

Yes, and great population of Arethusa right there, and often some big white orchids just upstream from the little dam.

They do lunge at you. If you fear them, it's effective I suppose. I saw a red tail hawk take off from the ground yesterday in the open, so I went to investigate. Apparently there was a standoff with this snake. I moved him to the shrubs, but it was still very agitated. Cell phone camera, poor...

On my way to work this morning, the south side of 72 was torn up pretty good for a half mile. Tops of trees off, power poles snapped, etc.

I dodged a bullet that time. It was coming right at me, but kind of split up. Second tornado warning for Barnegat this year.

The orange is the New Jersey Conservation Foundation owned property.

Except this was planned for in the Pinelands Master Plan. While none of us like it, in my opinion the pines proper are still safe from a building boom.

Please forgive, but this is really, really roughly drawn. The county owns the Forked River Mountain area encircled in red. The Nature Conservancy owned the area in fuchsia color for at least 10 years, but transferred it to the county.

I wish you'd create a weather site Boyd. Based upon your expertise on maps, it'd be a real winner.

I agree with you, to a degree. Also, our government throws money around to solve problems too readily, and likely without some necessary restrictions too.