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Boyd, in watching that trailer I'm missing something. What does he see in the concrete and grating that concerns him?

Clue on the concrete structure: Atlantic County

Did you mean purchase "it from" the entity (person) who holds the property? I would think you'd have to be a relative of the person to keep it for living space.

Yeah, I've been down both those roads but never noticed the club there in the back.

Cheep? Isn't that something a chick does? :p I cannot place this. Webbs Mill road is one mile from my house. I think the road is wrong.

Good thought, but they'd likely make them so you can free the pipe from them easily (I would think). And height adjustable too with a turnbuckle.

Guy, is that recently cut area? It's not on the May 2019 Google Earth.

Whereabouts may ye be speaking of.

Right, not Pasadena, and I never posted this before. And it's not Coyle or near Coyle.

Where is this?

Yeah, my mind was conveniently ignoring the top steel bar.

The cab in this 1950 is a direct max I think.

No vents on the windows on the pineplains model. That may help narrow it too.

However, that's not it completely though the year may still be correct. The truck in the photo has a 5 window cab (back has three windows). That would make it a deluxe model. The pine plains model only has one window in the back.

With a split window, it really narrows it down. Look at this 1950.

Guy, here is the one we discussed today. A Dodge, and very different. Check the front fenders.

Guy, where is the photo of he and the fox published?

Gelisol degradation = Dead shrimp bodies colorized the sand on the sea floor. :p

That's interesting. I vaguely remember seeing that somewhere on a map. Do you have more information about it? Edit: yeah, it's on all maps. https://online.boydsmaps.com/#16/39.6761/-74.5339/pinesHD

Gibby, if you mean the race for the current dam, I doubt it. Here are some snippets from "Heart of the Pines" John E. Pearce, 2000, Batsto Citizens Committee INC. "(Evi) Belangee also damned the East Branch of the Wading River in about 1760 and built a sawmill on the site"...."Remains of this...