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I was in Dick's Sporting Goods in the Burlington Center yesterday and they have all of their kayaks on sale. They had a really neat 12' 6" one in olive drab with rod holders and a beer holder in the seat. http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3471608 I don't know...

I love .22's and they are still reasonably cheap to shoot. I shoot a few thousand rounds a year at my club in a fun league that shoots every Thursday night. I have a Ruger 7722 which is a tackdriver. A few of my friends are going with the Checkos CZ's. Very nice guns and reasonable. You...

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The gpsstore.com is usually one of the cheapest around and Cabelas on of the highest. Make sure you get the 60CSX.

Congratulations Grendel on a job well done. I am amazed at the quick response. Could our very own "Turtle" have had something to do with this response time???? Hmmmmmm. Scott

Frank Rusnak and his late father George relayed the account to me a few years back. Maybe Jerseyman could jump in the mix and add any accounts of train vs people accidents in that area in the 50's.

Thanks Guy. Didn't you and I look for the grid monuments there in the middle of the road? I know I looked for them at least once without success and I thought you were there. Kayak Karl, I think you are recollecting visits to Parkdale nearby. There are fishable ponds on Clark's Branch...

I think you am mistaken. Ain't no fishable water near the foundations that we are discussing in Chewtown.

Mudboy, What you are seeing are the remains of a small farm that was still functional into the 1950's. They sold to the State and it was absorbed into Wharton. The name was Kosowski os something close to that. Guy should have the actual name. The general area is known as Chewtown, a.k.a...

That Holly is in downtown Parkdale. Zoom out a little on your map clip and Parkdale comes into view. Parkdale was a booming cranberry and blueberry operation back in the day. It even had a train stop on the JCRR.

I don't leave home without my 60 CSX. Really. I use it for saltwater fishing with the Bluechart chip and hunting and work with the NE Topo chip. I have checked its accuracy in a few land surveying applications and if you let it burn a little while on some points you can get scary results out...

If you Google Atsion on your computer, it will probably catch on fire. Just use the map tool in the banner of this site and locate Atsion. It is not a haunted or ghost infested attraction by a long shot. It is, however, a fading remnant of New Jersey's industrial past.

Nice pics Jeff. I taught my boys to id teaberry, reindeer moss, huckleberries and wild cherries when they were his age. They grow fast. Enjoy every minute.

Thanks. I'll be sleeping with a bucket of water tonight. It is dryer than I've seen it in long time. I was out along Penn Swamp yesterday with my wife and it was scary dry.

Beautiful pictures. Thanks for posting them. I didn't realize all of those birds had names. :mrgreen: Seriously, beautiful pics. Scott

That is at least Shamong on one side of the trestle and maybe Tabernacle or Washington as you cross the trestle. In any event, the State Police will have little interest in handling a complaint deep in Wharton unless you get no help from the NJ Parks and Forestry police force. 46'er has a good...

In what Township is the trestle located ? Waterford and Winslow have their own PD's whereas Shamong, Tabernacle, Woodland, Bass River and Washington all have State Police coverage.

Wow! I am impressed. Very unusual for a county in NJ to have such an offering for the general public.

Archers are the second smallest group of licensed game harvestors next to trappers. I really don't think you are going to notice that many more people in the woods in the WMA's on a Sunday. I have taken part in several PBX hikes this year on Saturdays in areas where we should have seen bow...

It's Atco Ave. Here is a map of the store location. http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=atco+sports&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&cid=0,0,13055726615059415091&ei=1y3ESaP6I4fvnQeHoq2XDg&sa=X&oi=local_result&resnum=1&ct=image They carry primarily the Lacrosse rubber boot line. If you stop...