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Have not tried it yet, will now though. https://njpines.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=28ef313eb49f4e8f96ca249d871d06fe&fbclid=IwAR1IS-nH7_S8Jv_0ZC8SNFD0CMmYfXpUbw2CXRyy85OdH5UgNqlGvYwCVZc

Kicking up really good in Bamber. A dead pine over so far.

Yes, that's about 21 acres. More like it. Plus, it was still drained in the 1931 aerials.

I scrambled up on the roof tonite and covered my skylight with a thing-a-ma-jig I made out of plywood. I'm too old for this stuff.

That derecho was awesome. It barreled across Bamber Lake and uprooted cedars almost 2 feet in diameter.

That seems like he'd have to back up quite a bit of Sleeper Creek for 20 to 30 acres Guy.

Wittkowski doesn't mention infants. I wonder how they fare with Covid-19.

Thank you Jersey Girl. I like Al, I consider him a good friend, so I struggled on whether to say anything about that video. Perhaps one of the youtube commentators said it best: "Okay lady, since you don't believe it's a problem, you should get your butt on a plane to NYC and volunteer to work...

You were probably looking at his January press appearances, before a death in the United States. I'm sure he was going on the supposition that it could be contained if it came to this country, as with H1N1, SARS, and Ebola. But if you look at the scientific analysis of the first case in the...

Al, you have things mixed up. That cartoon would be much more suited to mock the pathetic fear New Yorkers exhibited when they were too scared to allow Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and four other accused Sept. 11 plotters in the heart of downtown Manhattan for trial.

Al, it would not be good to let this one run rampant. It would overwhelm the hospitals. Many, many more people would did if there was nothing done. The bird flu and Sars you mention were not as easily spread as this one. Would you really not handle the Spanish flu like this flu? Estimates are...

I thought the clue might have been missed. Ben thinks, as do I, that science and medical knowledge should be the factors leading us out of this mess. And this should never happen again to this country. We need to ensure that and be better prepared. We've handled this like a third world country.

Everyone knows Ben's comment was tongue in cheek, right?

Does anyone know about this Medford Wildlife Management area off Ark Road? Nice big parking area and many fields. I would think hunting for what's in there is out of season now?

Here's something surprising. There are about 125 Wildlife Management Areas. Only 6 are in Burlington County and 2 of those share it with another county.

Al, after this fire is put to bed, if you go back out there, I'd be happy to see a rough outline of the burned area on a map. I'd like to see what pops up vegetation wise this summer, so no rush on that.

Gee Jen, that oughta do it. Throw it all in the wash and you're safe.

That's real close to Al. I hope he's not sleeping through it.

That was funny! Yes, caring for a loved one through death is something I've done. It brings everything full circle. I love the smell of wood too.

Your brother had a boston whaler at 12 years old? A small one?