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Ed I really have no info on that at all.The deed was recorded in 2007 but thats just when it was last surveyed and I"m sure the survey was only a small portion of the original property.Surveyors for the most part quit using stones around 100 years ago and went to using concrete...

Thanks Jerseyman! That might help in the search for the rest of them!

Neil Young ain't anymore.Guitar and Harmonica at the same time! Thats some serious multitasking.

recorded 8-14-2007

By the looks of my tracks I didn't find the 4th 8th and 11 th in my plot but I numbered them on my plot by the number station the were on the survey and the numbers do not match the numbers on the stones so since the first stone was inscribed with a four I missed 7,12 and 15 as the inscriptions...

Got done hoot owl at 8 am and head bobbing the keyboard now but am going to look for more deeds in this area when i awake.I believe there must be many more nice stones in them thar woods. Might be a nice project this winter.Interested? :-)

PS The surveyor must not have been a geologist as well.The stones are not granite as specified on the deed but obviouly sedimentary in nature and appear to be an extremely fine grained sandstone or possibly a shale.Kind of a grayish green in color.Very nice stone.

I went out yesterday to search for twelve granite monuments I found mentioned in a deed I downloaded online for Estelle Manor twp. out near Hunters Mill. I found eight of them.They were reported on the deed to be DLR monuments whatever this means? and were numbered on the Deed and on the stones...

Used to have that bumper sticker on my old pickup.Bought it at Lucilles:-)

All I can say is "I"m proud to be a Piney from my nose down to my Hiney!"

I drove all but the northern leg.I exited at the NW corner because it was getting dark and I have no cell and I knew Momma would be worrying but I seen the northern leg was open and looked as good as the rest of it and I know the gate was open to the north of the pond so there should be no...

I just took a first time ever drive through Lenape farms and this is what I come up with.Purple circles are open access.Red squares are gates that I remember being there and closed.Black trails are trails I followed and they started getting tight so I turned around.This is quite a big patch of...

Looks like quartz? ...I think it may rat it brothers out to you:-)

Woulda been nice if the turd woulda actually taken video of the fish once the kid got it in.I watched the whole damn video to see dirt and water at the end of it and never did get to see the damn fish. I"m sure the kid will appreciate this video when he's grown.Of course I"m sure pics were taken...

Actually it happened when I was too young to know the joys of a cute girl.That came later,the diving platform and all just like you describe it:-)

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Most folks that drown in old quarry ponds do so because they can't swim and/or are drunk.These pods are no more dangerous then any other body of water deep enough to drown a person but they are much clearer so body recovery is much easier. I have noticed while swimming in sand wash holes that...

SCRAP THE MAP!

I wonder if there is some kind of super permanent carpenters glue or cement you could squeeze into that crack,other wise it's going to frost wedge and pop right apart one of these winters soon. By the way this cracked stone is the same as the second photo in post 103 of this thread.

Guy and I hit the woods today for a couple of long hikes each to a single stone plus we visited a couple of stones I had found previously but Guy had not seen.The first stone we actually found today borders Bayside prison property on one side and State land on the other. The plot was right on...