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Check your post dating. This was 12 years ago. Photos may have been removed.

My sister lives in Port St. Lucie.

Are any of you familiar with this campground? I am curious. It is just south of the Mullica River Bridge next to the parkway. It looks like the dirt was maybe dug for construction use and the ponds are what they camp by. Seems odd.

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Am starting to get these in the mail. As if we don't have enough plastic in the world. Will have to contact politicians to stop this. We will start to see these in the street, and they likely never, ever go away. https://dynamicard.com/

Sunset in the plains

Well, you'd think that after they did the same thing on the forked river and...

That's interesting. You know what's really cool, is while looking at a river in lidar, as you scroll downstream, you can watch the numbers drop for the land around the river. At Friendship the terrain close to the river is at 50', but down to 10' at Harrisville.

I was replying to JD's post number 6. Boyd, by the way, the numbers in your lidar represent feet in elevation, right? Where did you get them from?

JD, I"m pretty sure that was an old sand dune, not a dike. Note how white the sand is too. See the lidar. It was improvised into a road.

Thanks everyone. I posted on the other thread before I saw this one.

Hi Hawk, yes Mark and my other good friend Terry went with me. A very interesting day. I wish it were cleaned up (the paths and the overgrown banks of the bogs.) We also saw a white egret(?) when we first came in. Coincidentally, check out this notice in the Ocean County Parks and Recreation...

If you strongly feel this way, by all means write a letter to Pinelands Commission, copy to DEP.

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Like I said, the wild west.

It's unclear to me why that area was targeted by the PPA. Possibly a snake in the area? That piece of property is Browns Mills and Country Lakes. I lived in Browns Mills for awhile. It is the wild west. You can't really tame it.

"The Committee received an update on the Clayton mine in Woodland Township. The applicant has agreed to deed restrict approximately two-thirds of the 1,400 acre property for conservation. Expansion of the existing mine will be permitted on the remainder of the property. " I wonder what...

Photos in the US must number in the trillions upon trillions now. Some big number, anyway. How about 1 billion, million, million.

I'm fairly certain that was not State property at the link Guy posted.

And what of fire breaks? I'd like to have been a fly on the wall when NJCF argued over "if" that statement should be in. I'll bet there was some disagreement between senior personnel.