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Great article! Kelly says he thinks the military should relocate to a less populated area. Where? On the middle east coast!? I think Devito's comments from the NJ conservation Foundation are well stated. I am glad the writer of the article presented that opinion. Jeff

a few weeks ago a homeless man who was living in the woods behind a charity organization was shot in the head. I was actually there the next morning when the detectives were investigating. Why would someone shoot a homeless person in the head? Not for $. Drugs? requirement for a prospective...

quite an eventful day you had. An adventure! Thanks for posting. Jeff

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Thanks for all of your words of sympathy and encouragement. Here is the house, it is still listed till the contract is signed with the new buyer I guess. http://images.prudentialproperties.com/listings/034T/004/004954/thumb/004954141.jpg We had agreed at $315k with the seller and we backed...

Not really PB related (well, kind of) but I just had to vent my frustration. I was about to move from my house near Mt. Misery to Chatsworth. It was a real nice house on 2 acres completely boarded by the Franklin Parker Preserve. In fact, except for a horse farm across the street, there...

Those are good shots, Bill. While I was getting to the members gallery I noticed Autumn Mists shots of the fire. Did you all see them...Holy Sh**!!! Jeff

Autumn, James made reference to a chapter in Beck's book "forgotten towns of Southern Nj" Have you read that? It tells of Peggy and Bill Clevenger and their story, folklore, but I am sure based on some fact. I had heard of that documented murder/suicide you mentioned above as well. It is a...

Lets face it, there is no good spot for a chigger bite.

I'm sorry I missed this trip with you two. Very nice photos Jeff

A few years back I was heading down Pasadena road at dusk when I thought I caught a glimpse of someone crossing from the greenwood WMA to the west, over the road, towards Brooksbrae on the east. What struck me as odd was that he/she was dressed in very dark clothes, and seemed to move...

Thats bad. Back of the knee is real bad also, just itchy all the time!!

saved two from the road this weekend a box and a painted. I bet I've moved 25-35 turtles off the road in the past five years.

I know which one you're talking about. A strange spot to have an abandoned cabin. I don't know that it has any history. Except of course for that one triple homicide inncident...

Nice find! I have yet to spot a hognose in the pines and I spend a great deal of time in the woods. Jeff

Nice post Guy! The sugar sand (or is it ash) makes it look like snow around the stones. Nice red belly turtle!! Jeff

I would say, beyond the shadow of a doubt, that chiggers are the worst!!! flying insect bites affect me little and, yeah, ticks are a pain in the a$#, but chiggers are the devil incarnate!! Jeff

It was the reference that an osprey's high pitched call was "cute" that I thought was a dead giveaway, I figured girl but did not want to say in case it was a dude. Of couse, the name "Summerbug" should probably be enough to draw that conclusion. Anyway, mystery solved. Don't matter none...

I've seen turkey vultures with wing spans that nearly fill the road. I'm sure that is what you have there.

I used to work with domestic pigs on a farm and they would get huge. But my God, I had no idea boars could get that big! Cheezz. Jeff