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Edit: actually, before any of the time period shown on your maps Boyd. So, you are correct.

There was a sawmill erected just upstream from where the dam is now. That was probably the only reason it looked like the regular dam was there in the earliest years. When the lake was drained they saw some timbers and whatnot showing where it was. I think it describes this in John Pearce's...

Scott, they didn't know any better back then. They thought the game would be infinite. It's disgusting how many shore birds and hawks and ducks they killed back then. There was a slaughter every year in Cape May County.

I think I read in the description that machine was being used to cut the small stuff first, which makes a lot of sense. It's the track width and the weight that likely contributes greatly to low pressure on the ground.

A company was just using a similar thing to clear brush out of the power lines right down the road from the fire tower in late summer.

That is some very fine sugar sand in that area.

:) And same to you. I'm up at 6:15 to go to my daughters. I've noticed, over the past 10 years or so, that the roads are nearly empty on Christmas morning, making traveling up 70 a breeze.

Well, we can minimize it. I have my debit card tied only to a separate checking account (in the same bank) that is automatically replenished when my pension / pay check comes in. It is only enough to pay for food, gas, restaurant, and entertainment money for the month. If that gets tapped, it is...

$100 is a ridiculously high fine for that era. No wonder he took the jail time over the fine. He got a cot, a warm place, and food. Cost them more than the $100 to keep him.

Well, maybe this device will be more widely available. https://cloud.google.com/titan-security-key/

Speaking of security, I love the two step process for online accounts. They'll probably figure out how to beat that eventually, but so far so good.

Yeah, you're right. You know, I've never carried a monthly balance on my credit card over to the next month in almost 15 years. That comes from having a balance of $2,600 when I was married and having to pay a lot of interest while I paid it off. With children's braces, dance lessons, Little...

Good Lord. May as well get cash from now on.

I'm betting our acidic water will not support them.

We all heard the beginning of this story when it happened. This article is a powerful message to all of us to be careful in Delaware Bay. I'm especially concerned for Dottie and Scott, going out and digging clams (if in the bay). You as well Al. And Chris. And all my buddies that go down there...

That's where I started a personal explore in mid-october. You have to get on an old enduro trail halfway down, otherwise get permission to be on the open field.

It's just too hard to figure out. It's the garbled stuff on either side of the dot that confuses me.

? There is a lot of room on the side of 72.

Good find on those Webb stones Guy!

I never heard much about the project after this post.