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The water is pure with very little vegetable matter or tannins in it,no mud on bottom which is why many barrens streams appear black or reddish if the bottom is sandy and the water full of tannins. Blue comes from the fact that blue light scatters more easily then other colors of the spectrum...

I"ve driven that road before.Came in from Warren grove.Some nice views from it.

I tried that dance in front of my wife and all I got for it was a good laugh.

Heel spurs are in remission right now. Am having my second trigger finger operation in less then a year next month but that doesn't affect my walking. Are you sure the "big trees' weren't in Bear swamp? I know of no big trees in manumuskin preserve but there are many in bear swamp.I think I...

Try this link Guy. I don't think I had published it but it let me watch it from the forum.maybe because it's my video.I noticed the publish button was still lit up so i clicked it and it said the video was now published.Hope it works now.

Here are the photos from two separate stone trips in Salem County. Gradually working my way in an arc from southwest to northeast. Actually a concrete here,no stone NJ Pudding Stone Wood Frog Stone Little Red Tomb Stone The "R" Monument The not where it's supposed to be but found it...

Guy I went to the edit page and I went to the edit page and it says bot videos are public.I erased the urls and reput them in.I can see both fine on the forum.How are they now? Can anyone else see them?

No Turtle.Both places were new to me and both down here in Cumberland County.Evey time I"ve went walking with you was up your way. Are you still getting out in the woods regular?

PS. We have hopes of finding Curly Grass fern at the bog.If we do that would be only the second known location in Cumberland County.Are waiting for warmer water so we can take the plunge to get to the small islands in the bogs center.

Went on some historically inquisitive hikes a couple days ago with a friend of mine but before we got started with the serious work out Cumberland way we decided to hit a known Swamp Pink location of his. The first location only found a couple of winter mangled rosettes but the second location...

On the last SAT's I took I did better then 97% of High school seniors (I took this in my late 30's) in Reading Comprehension but unfortunately by grammar and punctuation leave some what to be desired. I always loved to read but hated English and it still shows.

A wade upstream on Tuckahoe River from Hunters Mill is an awesome summer adventure but might not be a family outing type . Also there is a nice dike drive between Atlantic County park and Tuckahoe and another Dike drive south of Tuckahoe as well.Their both in WMA. They encircle fresh water...

Macklin96 We have One nice Ghost Town in the Down Under that I know of a quite a few Individual historical old sites down here plus baileytown which isn't really that old but still interesting.Belleplain State Forest is great for Biking or driving old roads.Peaslees is quite a huge area but...

If you go underneath the Route 47 Bridge over manumuskin Creek you will see the old lime abutments from the Covered bridge that existed there about 150 years ago.They used the old abutments in a new steel bridge and then the now present Highway bridge which is the only one I remember.

Caught a Black racer in the sun on a 40 degree day two weeks ago.He never offered to bite or run and I laid him back where i got him.He was blind in one eye from bad sheds on his brille cap.

The upper Tulpe is easier to access from the south side.I know one way to get to it fairly easy from the north side but involves quite a hike and you still end up swamping the last 50 yards or so. When you decide to hit the Tulpe let me know and I"ll send you some easy access points (maps of...

Awesome Jon! Makes me want to head out that way and revisit a few islands in the Tulpe swamp.You'd have some great opportunities along the Tulpe mainstream itself.The bogs your shooting are along the Featherbed Branch but the mainstream is gorgeous as well.

Botanists use flags like that to mark plant locations but I don't think this is it.They are obviously in an X pattern with one more through the center.I"d suggest maybe an aerial marker of some sort for Orthoimagery reference when aligning aerials taken from aircraft or satellite but thse would...

I"ve had some interesting times night swimming in that pond. Long time ago and wilder days:-)