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Welcome aboard Paul! So you grew up there in Atsion. I bet you know the woods there like the back of your hand. Ever do any hunting or fishing around there? Jeff

Lets face it, my ultimate demise by way of snake bite seems inevitable. Better buy more CDs so you can really cash in when the time comes.:mrgreen:

Good luck on your essay. The demise of the pinebarrens...sounds kind of grim and you might have a hard time with the all the organizations and legislation you will be counting on for information, as it/they are politically motivated to preserve it. Here is a suggestion: The demise of...

Nice ride Ben!! Nice report also. Wow, you really wasted no time in getting out there huh? I will have to check this area out. Looks very interesting from the pics. This doctor's pond looks very enticing as well. From the pics the water looks very clear. Much like cedar creek or the coopers...

I'm thinking of buying a horse.

Ahhhh, those bogs are among my favorite. I've spent a considerable amount of time back there over the past 10 years particularly. Here I am at my official "thinking" spot in that area. Thinking in this case about pickerel (what else?) You were not far off from the ruins of Van Note...

Nice report Mark! That is a very wild area. I saw a huge rattlesnake in roughly that vincinity a while back. Bob, I think we were in that savanna on the seven scenic savannas hike. Jeff

That is a real nice truck Tom!! I have an old '88 bronco I abuse the hell out of. As a matter of fact I did a number on it Saturday night. I need to do some repair work. It is a beast. Jeff

I'll be there signing and selling my CD during the day and at dinner that evening. Anybody please feel free to say "hi". Jeff

Those ribbed iron rods used to secure cinder or timer to the ground. Jeff

Nice find. It is probably a cordory road. There are quite a few in the great swamp and if you were in a sizable cedar swamp anywhere there is usually one about, but this one sounds like it might be considerably old if the timber was completley subterrian. If you could mention where this was...

They are probably not albino. I have seen piebald in the same vicinity that appear almost entirely white. However, if you were to look them over closely I suspect you would find a little brown here and there and brown eyes. Jeff

Not to hijack the thread but I just wanted to mention that I am aware of an Ong still living in southampton.

any idea if William Newbold is of any relation to Newbolds road in southampton?

here is the link to the thread I had regarding piebalds a little while back. http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/showthread.php?t=1438&highlight=piebald Jeff

Sorry I didn't make it either. I had family over. I'm glad you two got together and Russ got a chance to ride. I bet he is going to be an avid ATV enthusiast now:mrgreen:

cedar water and aquifer water should be very different I suspect, as the aquifer is not subjected to the influence of cedar and iron. Although the aquifer is high in iron I believe. Jeff

Yeah, it does look good in that photo. I pulled up to it one night just to freak out my wife. It worked. I would say it is creepy. It is interesting that it is that old. I had no idea. That web site is very nice (the bass river link) I especially like the outhouse photo gallery. Jeff

Yeah, I saw that also. I get the magazine at my house. I meant to mention that. Nice article. Jeff

Why can't you be my neighbor? That is awfully nice of you.