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Nice report Guy! Looks like you guys had a great trip. Sorry I couldn't be there. Guy, that one photo ("darker than it was") is a fantastic shot. You can tell from the location of that tract that it is just full of piney history, much of which has never been documented I'm sure. Quick...

I think there has been some confusion on one of the facts. I did not get out of my truck.

No, I have not been back yet. But I will go back prepared to do some litter picking if necessary. Jeff

I used to live very close to the Mt. Misery pit. That sort of thing still goes on there but i can't say every weekend.

that is a good idea Freerider. Keep us posted

Very Nice. Thanks for sharing the pics and story with us. I should get out of state more. What do you call those things in all the photos...rocks or something like that right? Jeff

Welcome aboard Joe! I am sure you will find this site extremely useful and extremely informative. Best of luck on finding a place, hope it all works out. I'm living in Tabernacle now. Just get ready for the tax shock (you coming from DE and all) Jeff

It is a great feeling to stumble across that kind of thing isn't it Trailhead00? There are layers and layers of human history all over the pinebarrens. Jeff

We can all quit our jobs now and go on unemployment or get welfare. You know, so we can make more money.:)

I like the 20MPH speed limit on sand roads. Ummm, I might have broken that one once or twice to 4,500 times. Jeff

We met at Bass river SF but it was a little too loud there, so I took them up 679 toward Harrisville and pulled off into the woods till the sound of cars were distant. Did it ever upload for you? It was real slow for me and my computer is fast.

kind of a random spot just a little south of harrisville pond. the gnats were really bad and the sun was in my eyes. Jeff

So I got some copy from Jarvis films. They are still looking for some sponsers on the project. Anyway, If you go to this link http://web.mac.com/jarvisvideo/iWeb/site/JARVIS%20VIDEO.html Then click on recent videos and go to the lower left video...that is me playing "The Pinebarrens" from...

Thanks for your responses. I didn't exit the truck and I definitely wasn't going to hang around for the other 25 to show up. I think the guy I spoke with probably wanted the others to meet me to reassure them I wasn't going to call the troops out. Whatever the reason, it wasn't a situation...

I was taking a night time drive through the burnt area near Atsion. Afterward, I crossed 206 and headed into the great swamp area on one of the lesser used roads. About a mile in I came across a large bon fire and a bunch of trucks hauling a$$ away from me. So I pulled up and realized that no...

I would agree that the general public does. I get the impression that those interested in the ecology of the pine barrens find it's fire related history interesting and don't take it for granted as much.

Yeah, I would probably blame the developers also. Just because.

I agree. I'd rather have fewer informed voters than multitudes of people voting who really don't care. When I was a business economics major back in college I felt there should be proficiency tests as a requirement for voting privileges. I have since changed my opinion on that matter...

I don't know, this can be devestating to people. Sometimes buffers and fire resistant material won't protect you and fire insurance can't cover the setimental value of many household items. My last house and the house i'm in now are both within dangerous areas in the case of a forest fire. I...

Nice comment German. I immeditely thought the same thing regarding the pine snake?threatened species comment made. Jeff