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I will see the justification for what it is, breaking a law because you don't agree with it or feel that it pertains to you. In many people's eyes doing something deemed illegal is unethical regardless of whether or not you subscribe to the genesis of the law. You act as if I am advocating...

Yes, you were speaking to camping outside of designated campsites, someting that is technically "frowned upon".

46er apparently has no issues "bending the rules" when it benefits him though..

On the contrary, I did assume that there may be some bad taste in asking or else I would not have prefaced my question with such. However, my hypothetical taking of a bottle is hardly akin to stealing stones that were put in place with a specific intent. If you want to get right down to it, an...

If this is a thinly veiled attack to call me selfish I am not phased at all. I know that I am not alone in the fact that, yes, I would pick it up. So you can sit up there on your high-horse and look down on me, enjoy.

I remember that thread. Well, kudos to you. I will keep to my pursuits and try to offend as little people as possible.

Ok, so let's say hypothetically you were walking through state land and happened upon a beautiful cobalt blue bottle perfectly intact and clearly turn of the century or older vintage, you would admire it then leave it in place?

Callie.

No, we live in the Cherry Hill area.

Hello, my girlfriend and I like to explore the Pines with our Husky/Boxer mix quite often. We particularly enjoy looking for old trash dumps to explore and hopefully find bottles to add to our collection (small, but growing). Is it in bad taste to ask some reccomendations of legal places to...

Go to Batsto Village and park in the back of the lot. There are two loops there marked as green and blue I think. One loop is about 20 miles the other (green I believe is about 6 miles) but you can easily do an "out and back" for as long as you like. Trails are very well marked and maintained...

Wish I had the money to take another one under my wing.....hope my wife doesn't see this.

Were they glowing before or AFTER you ate them?

Yes, do it yourself....much much cheaper. I got a quote to do my TJ a few years back and they wanted 650.00! Took me a weekend doing it slowly....prep is EVERYTHING!

Let me know if you run into any snags. I have owned three of these now and am pretty familiar with their "quirks". Be glad you got a Series I. The Series II (1999-2004) have more electrical and suspension issues that creep up in mileage that can be $$ to repair.

Nope, there are a couple around. I live in Mt. Laurel.... OME medium springs and shocks for the 2". Is this your first Rover?

I have a 1999 Series I Disco that I DD. Other than gas mileage I really have no problems and the ones that do creep up I fix myself. It's really not that hard to work on...typical pushrod V8. I regularly take mine to the Pines (as evidenced by it's trail pinstriping) and I love it. Mine has a...

Mug ordered..... not really. :rolleyes:

Nearby there is a large patch of woods that run along Jackson Road so it's possible something big could be in there. Just what though could reach the hind quarters of a horse is puzzling. My parent's live not too far from there and I spend some time in those woods....looks like I will be keeping...

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