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This bears further investigation with Historic Aerials

I had assumed those were to do with the cranberry business, the concrete slabs being the packing house foundations

I don't remember any, but I wasn't looking for them. If you go here and click through the photos, you'll find an album titled the South Side of Allaire, there are all the pictures from our last visit https://www.facebook.com/AdventuresinNJ?mibextid=ZbWKwL

Oh, the last time I was out there 2013, so... Maybe?

Some of the old farm equipment we found out there on site.

Crazy amount of rain in Toms River for the 6/8 storm. Lots of flooding. It looks like 3+ inches of rain in only a few hours.

Haha!

Oh, cool. I wasn't sure if it was under route 70 or on the Mary Ann side. Do you remember there being any other crossings of the creek before you hit the old forge site?

On an old map of Burlington County, along the Pole Bridge branch, there's a mark for the Pole Bridge. Down stream from Mount Misery and upstream from Mary ann. Has anyone explored the area for possible remnants? Does anything remain?

Lol, I can't argue with that.

I am. Its a very similar to the feature we're studying at Dover forge. An earthen property line or fence. With time and erosion, they could be twins.

I was just about to post it. https://boydsmaps.com/#16.56/40.249488/-74.076207/us3depShade1/4.48/0.00

The GPS coordinates are at the top of the photo.

On Green Grove rd. In Ocean township, Monmouth county there's a similar feature near gun club rd.

It's pretty muddy out there. I was there today when I noticed 2 things. The first being breaks along the line of the raised trail. If you're going to bring a shovel, that might be the place to get down. From the South to North image (Dover rd. being at the bottom of the image) it looks more...

I definitely Did NOT. LOL.