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I was originally at site 2, but thought it was site 1. Now, with todays visit, I've been to both 2 and 1.

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He is actually a forum member. But since he did not join in to this, I hesitate to reveal him. He may value his privacy. I knew him when he was a little person, but have not seen him in at least 30 years. By the way, the laser tag king passed away a few years ago.

I was deep in along Mill Creek today, about midway between Warren Grove and Manahawkin. This shot below is me standing in tributary water 10" or so deep. It's so nice that we have water coming from pristine land. By the way, in less than a mile, this stream runs along Manahawkin dump.

Whoops! I made an error. I went back today. See below #1 and #2. I told you all I visited #1 but not #2, so today I went to #2. As I entered from 72, I said "hey, this is where I was a couple weeks ago!" What happened is, two weeks ago I was looking for the first road after that long straight...

Yes, I hope he climbs out of the black hole too.

You got it!

I vividly remember driving my sons Bronco and thinking; damn, this thing fits like a glove. It was downright comfy.

My favorite truck of all time. V6 manual with very low gearing. People used to tell me that a 4 cyl is better, but I disagree. I owned both. I realize it's personal preference, but I roamed the pines for about 12 years, and don't recall ever getting stuck. Of course my memory is sliding.

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Going through some old photos. I bought my son this 21 years ago. I should have restored it. Can't even recall what happened to it. Well, he was only 17 I think.

What is owned by them, the right of way only?

Not yet, but maybe I'll do today in the afternoon. I live close enough. I'll post if so. By the way, a hunter has an ideal set up at the border of the first one, up on the NE hump I spoke of. He has a stand 100 feet from a nice clearing and it's so easy to walk into that spot. Also, many years...

Yes, Greenwood Forest WMA. But even if you discount the bird areas (not sure if they all are), there are three dirt roads that have rye strips alongside of them totaling over 6 miles. PS: I remember someone telling me calling them 'rye' is a misnomer. They are mostly other grasses. I never was...

Speaking of cuts (or partial cuts), up in Whiting they are cutting obvious firebreaks next to Roosevelt city by 538, but leaving the bigger pines. Hard to describe, but I kind of like it. I think they are about 150 feet wide. Anyone else see them?

I also like the Irish Settler property behind Medford WMA. Very nice, almost English countryside-like.

Greenwood Forest is probably the state's largest network. Don't know for a fact, but....maybe peaslee is close.

What's going on here Guy. Is that a branch growing into the ground? And is that the tip of Jess's boot?

Bob Bruneau did a hike north from Martha close to the rivers edge on that side. We walked part of that road back.

I have been in there. They are likely 20th century structures related to the peach orchards that were in that area. They are rectangular foundations of (if I recall correctly) cement type of block, but crude ones.