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Cool. Keep us posted on that Scott.

Those ruins that Jim photographed I always assumed was a gun club. Those ruins can be easily missed if one is not looking at the right moment. Jeff

I can totally understand where you are comming from.

I agree with Boyd's understanding of open space. The township really shouldn't have to perform any maintenance if they don't choose to.

Tons of bogs. There are the Reeves bogs not far from whites bogs. go past mt misery road on route 70 headed west. go about a mile and 2/10ths, on the left is a dirt road near the "Welcome to Pemberton" sign. Follow that road till you hit pavement and turn left, the bogs are on your right...

Wow, a mile and a half out! I've seen deer crossing the Mullica near the forks and in Maine I've seen them swim pretty far across lakes. Sounds like this guy was real disoriented. He might have had trouble seeing the horizon if there was some wind. Anyway, these guys are alright in my...

Thanks for those pics Boyd, I am eager to get to the Great Swamp to check it out. I can only imagine how much the fire has uncovered. It is hard for me to get away right now though. Somehow I will have to make time. Jeff

Clearly you are the responsible sort and your actions and attitude help to encourage respect for people who engage in this recreation. Jeff

That is pretty cool. Thanks for the link Ben

I agree also with Boyd's comments. Nice report Jim. Great photos. Jeff

Okay, a lonely dead pine at the edge a bog or pond....that limits it down:rolleyes: Alright, I know I've seen this. Were you out at the south reservior of my "remote" bogs?

In the story I heard, after the Devil plays, Sammy hears a melody in his head that he never played or heard before and begins to play it on the fiddle. The air tune is so moving it outshines the devils musical prowess. He refers to it as the air tune, because he "pulled it out of thin air"...

Very Nice! Hey, kind of reminds me of the spaghnum swamps along mount misery brook south of 70. Remember? That old rail bridge is very cool! I did not know it was there. There is something very romantic about some forsaken remnant of history rotting away along a lonely creek. Thanks for...

What a tragedy. Sad news, such a senseless death. Jeff

As a side note to this thread: Shortly after I moved into my current house, a gun club when up for sale across the street. As I recall they advertised it as zoned commercial (but I highly, highly doubt that it was true) It was on the market for a while and then one day the signs went down and...

Thanks Guy, I figured you were thinking of me. It shouldn't affect me at all. The club is a good ways down the road and any noise from drunken rowdiness would probably disapate before reaching me. it is a nice club house they got there and they are remote enough that I doubt they would be...

Thanks for posting this Guy. As you know that is my new haunt so to speak. The gun club is a bit down the road. I don't suppose the license will affect much of anything but the club itself. I am surprised they want the license...pretty expensive for a few functions a year and everybody has...

I can't believe the military investigators are saying that they wern't informed of the extra dry conditions. That is a bad move on their part. That really makes them look stupid. They probably need a report to let them know when it is raining out also. I wonder if they know when the sun is...

That is interesting! I'd love to see that stuff. I went on the Library company of Philadelphia web site but did not see it. Maybe I did not look hard enough. Do you know what year the visual representations are from. It could blow my mid 1800's theory out. Jeff