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Now you have to change and wash those clothes.

I pulled off a tick last night. Got it just by walking in low grass next to the woods in Barnegat. Again, the is a deer tick, not seen in the pines proper. I scrubbed my bite with chrlorhexidine. These do not itch as much as lone star ticks. I'll let you know if that changes.

This is a well known location. Manahawkin west of the parkway. AMF mentioned ochre sludge, which made me think; maybe the sludge is the material used to cap it; clay mixed with other foreign material (foreign to the pines). Still, even that is not natural and not good in a pristine place. I may...

Speaking of that, I'm watching Narcos Mexico on Netflix. Great acting and set ups, but their pot field was so lame. It was all plastic plants that looked nothing like a plant, let alone cannabis. Kind of spoiled it for me, but still like the rest of the story.

I got real lucky. It rained for about 1 minute, and not that hard. I got the thinnest section here. I'm at the blue dot.

Your lucky it didn't rain like that for 15 minutes.

I took keyboarding at Ocean County college when I was in my 50's. I try to tell people what a game changer it is. It has made a big difference in my life.

I thought about it, but water would have to run uphill for that to happen. But, maybe they ran it really deep.

In searching for possible contamination, I found this, which surprised me. Never knew about it. Lipari Landfill, Gloucester County. https://www.nytimes.com/1983/09/03/nyregion/epa-starts-to-clean-up-worst-toxic-dump-in-us.html

Yeah, I'm wondering now. Maybe Coyle Field used to use trichloroethane to wash the grease off their aircraft parts. It's not unreasonable to think the ground water is contaminated from that.

This test well I don't recall from the time we were there. Any info on it?

I knew you'd get it. When I came upon it yesterday, I saw this first, which jogged my memory. That info on a radio tower definitely has to be run down. This below was likely an anchor for a guide wire.

Don't you recognize that concrete block Guy? You should. When you view it from one side, it looks like massive concrete steps.

And in the west plains, in the burned area found a place where someone built themselves a perch for leisurely taking in the view. He drilled a hole in a pine branch and secured a bicycle seat through it for seating.

Found this off West Bay just West of Warren Grove.

Across from the hospital SW of route 72 I found 3 homeless camps, now abandoned. I can only hope they made out ok in the end.

On the left, is 1930. On the right is 2012.

Now that would be correct, yes.

No, PBX has never been there.

That would be incorrect. It does not end in "N"