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Thanks Al. You don't have to go out again. Those woods look nice when driving them on Google.

Thank you Al. Something like this then?

Right, I think we are saying the same thing, but I"m saying it could be someplace else other than that pit, because they had an entire year to determine correct ownership. Could they be saying it was this pit, and the embers drifted elsewhere?

What was the conclusion?

Murphy's comment was only trying to educate people that this is not just the seasonal flu for which there are shots available. We all know influenza is a viral infection.

JD, yes, the Nature Conservancy did donate to the county, but not sure if it was all of it. I can't say they didn't at least make a sight line, but back in those days I was all over those woods. I may have missed them though if very narrow...

Okay, so obviously the bonfire was not in that pit, right? Weird that the NJ tax map shows different locations for that border. I can't see the state making such a blatant charge, that it was on private property, unless it really was.

I listened to it. The guest says he has evidence of mass burning of human remains in Wuhan China, and he ties it to that biological lab somehow. He says the release of the virus was purposeful (then he says just "maybe" later). He goes on to say they were burning evidence, and the host says yes...

So he does own the rectangle?

Which box should I click on to listen?

Well, I suppose you and 46'r believe in what Trump says, and I"m okay with that. Everyone is different.

A note from Governor Murphy Al: If you think this is “just the flu” – you are 100% wrong. In just six weeks, we’ve lost 4,070 New Jerseyans to #COVID19. That’s more than CDC statistics show we’ve lost over the past three entire flu seasons COMBINED. COVID-19 is more virulent than the flu. One...

Yeah, you are kind of insulated Al. But don't take it lightly.

The Nature Conservancy had several thousand acres in the Forked River Mountain area and I don't recall seeing any clearings.

By the way, they have all the names of the accused. https://www.nj.com/burlington/2020/04/5-charged-with-setting-bonfire-that-ignited-forest-fire-that-burned-11k-acres-of-nj-pinelands.html

I know I'm gonna hear from Sammy on this, but the articles say the fire burned for a month. I find that difficult to believe. I don't think you should include smoldering stumps.

JD, I posted this link of our trip report last night. Open up and look at it. We were right near there, and yes, we knew our elevation was steep. Did you look at the video? We were just going up from the western branch at that point. See thumbnail...

Al, that NJ.com one is dated 15 March. I could not find my friends wife in there from Burlington County, and happened to look at the date at the top. Do you have a later one?

I always knew where it was. The gravel pit is often cited because it's the main representation of the area. I had a PBX exploration that would go to the actual point on the topo, but knowing how hard it is to beat through the pygmy pines in that area, I decided to not do it. All the guys would...

You too :D. And I meant what I said even though I deleted it to not cause trouble. It's low of you to now post it.