Search results

I've just been informed by Bill that they have cleaned up thompson and moores beaches and that the gun emplacements from world war 2 have been ripped up and are gone as well as the house remains.The government either has no respect for history or ar totally ignorant of it.those gun emplacements...

seems like the blues dude's theory was wrong.

I would swim at the first two,I wouldn't swim in the third.maybe it was cleaner back then?

whats fabled about the third lake? I"ve been there.

Joc nailed it :-)

Black rats far out number them down here as well.I'd say that in the woods Black rat is our commonest snake.Around water it would be the Northern water Snake or the Garter Snake in my own yard I have found Garter,one under the leaves when I was raking and about 35 degrees,he tried to bite me but...

I thought the chiggers ate their fill and then dropped off and laid their eggs on the ground???

about 8 inches for us Millbillies

More like to hear them at night Mike.Seeing them can be anywhere any time day or night but they sing mostly at night.You might want to try sitting quietly along an unused sand road that has coyote turds at regular intervals.They usually dump white hair filled logs right along their regular...

that could be the start of a Sherman tie but the Rebs run em off before they could finish?

Central Jersey Railroad! Not precise enough huh?

I"ll take all the snow I can git.Long as it stays snow.Ice ,sleet and slush can take a hike.

GUy a vehicle can get in there from the north off of Moores meadow road.I have driven back there but it's hairy,some nasty puddles that are no problem for me but you may not want to try it till summer.

ground 0 for me baby!

I originally got to the islands i mentioned by crossing Roberts Branch.It was quite a tighrope walk across a downed cedar.we found a large well built duck blind visible here. http://binged.it/1i39HcE a real nice area.

There are a couple islands northeast of where you were that are very nice.They are along Roberts Branch and there is a trail going to them but it's a very wet swamp crossing to get there.

I was looking for those stones when I went up there.Only found one up there and it's all the way up in the northwest corner of the property that I found it,next to a ditch.

been here a few times myself:-)

http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.79688992727268&lng=-74.65497620376584&z=17&type=nj2007&gpx=

I ran into that canoeing back in about 1978.Never knew what it was till it was posted on this forum years ago.