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That awful Heritage Blue paint ought to really help kill it off.

No need to apologize to us for trespassing, save that for court. :) I am attaching a GIS overlay of the property lines onto a 2007 aerial. The red dot marks the home of the person that owns 94 acres with the house and the rear portion of the pond. There is some ortho error in these overlays but...

Procrastination is something best put off until tomorrow. ~Gerald Vaughan

A cartographic history of NJ is now on official exhibit at Princeton University. I received the news release below today from my professional society and I thought it would be of interest. By the way, hail to Ben, not Caesar, for giving us all a jump start on this years ago with the NJPB...

Thanks Terry. No one believed the wine-o surveyor. :)

Isn't it amazing Al how people attempt to intimidate ? Several times I have found large pieces of Wharton near me posted "No Trespassing". It typically occurs right before 6-day. Go figure.

This is probably the closest to a road I have ever seen a large dumping other than the 275 gal. oil tank we pulled out of the spung on the edge of Chew Road a few years back during the 4x4 cleanup. I was pressed for time tonight. I want to back and check the wooden box structure on the right...

It's my guess that the tax office will look at the same map and reach the same conclusion. :)

Took Murph for a run in Parkdale tonight to look for some roosting resident geese at the same time. Sadly, there is a large pile of dumped material within view of 206 on the entrance road to Parkdale. This pile is about 40' from the edge of the paving on 206. Turn off 206 and look immediately to...

If it is not shown as "vacated" or labeled as a "private lane" on their official tax maps, it's a public right of way Guy. That is their official tax map.

It is a public road. I am attaching the Washington Township tax map showing the area in question.

At least a dozen fires set. What a d-ck. I guess I should say allegedly. http://www.nj.gov/dep/newsrel/2014/14_0095.htm

No water Bob, this is pure unpasteurized grape juice with its natural sugars and yeasts chomping at the bit. Pails are vented to allow gas escape during its refrigerated ride from CA. 6 gallons of juice will yield about 5 1/2 gallons of wine with the balance being a sludge of dead yeast cells...

Well boys and squirrels, it's time to make the elixir of the feeble minded. I have 36 gals. rumbling right now. Looking back in this thread I started 5 years ago, it is apparent that prices have risen for the starter fluids. Here is the 2014 price list...

Intewesting, as Fudd would say. http://www.courierpostonline.com/story/news/local/south-jersey/2014/09/01/snakes-find-unlikely-habitat-sj-miltary-base/14927777/

This is really impressive and I hope it continues to gather momentum. Maybe in ten years when we do a cleanup we can just go straight to the Pic !

I will provide some of mine Ben. I won't have a lot of time in the next few days but I really would like to contribute. Scott

Whoops. I see 46er beat me to the punch when he posted this to Legends and Lore yesterday.

Weird NJ article as published in the Courier. http://www.courierpostonline.com/story/news/local/south-jersey/2014/08/02/weird-nj-joe-mulliner-the-robin-hood-of-the-pines/13514651/

I have an area in mind to check. Found this interesting but long vid on raising beach plums in an orchard setting. They do well when placed on more nutrient rich soil. They are starting an area in Cape May that we have visited. http://www.beachplum.cornell.edu/