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Relic Hunter Welcome, albeit belatedly, to the site. best relayer

I think I saw this image,or one very like it, out on ebay a while ago. relayer

Really great photos. Thanks for taking the time to post them and describe them. I really enjoyed your efforts. Best relayer

Below is a request for help I’ve cross posted from the NJ History List. I don’t know the person and as far as I can tell he is not a member here. So, if you are inclined to help, you’ll need to email him directly. relayer From: Tony Riccardo [mailto:Kayaking365@aol.com] Sent: Feb 17...

guy they were from somewhere. there was one spanish speaking person who also spoke whatever language they did and directed/interpreted. Central american indians i guess. relayer

Interesting point. Still, the romans were very good at moving stuff around in the areas they understood. Vast amounts of grain was raised in north africa and transported to every point in the roman world. One problem. however, is that the romans apparently had some difficulty adapting and...

yes! we can move the Romans here. I think they made hazardous waste as you night expect from a civilization addicted to lead. relayer

The Romans had central heating, indoor plumbing, double glazing, hospitals, paved roads, cataract surgery and a host of really frightening war machines and that's just the beginning. If they hadn't started expending more energy on civil wars instead of conquering new territory, they might have...

Guy I hope all goes well and what recovery time there is is short. I'll be praying for you. Best relayer

That is an amazing barn. Thanks for the post and the pics. best relayer

If the "inhabitants" that Bartram was 12 miles beyond was Haddonfield, and in 1736 I'm inclined to believe it was(Haddonfield, at the time consisted of between a half dozen and a dozen structures scattered(There werefarms along the Borten Mill and Egg Harbor roads but they were relatively few...

Barbara!? "...I'm a lumberjack and I'm ok" Seriously, I may be a tad literal minded, but since, when most people say they want a hamburger and a coke they actually want a hamburger and a coke, I think it would be reasonable to say that Russell does indeed wish to stick to the facts and the real...

Hmmmm... Sword in the woods... Oh, I remember now. "There can be only one" cue the Queen 8 track. :-) relayer

Spung man asked me to post the following: I agree Abbycab, today's Inskeeps Blue Hole is remarkably underwhelming and spung-like. However, waters once bubbled profusely from a strong spring at this location. Bottom sands danced like quicksand creating an illusion that the round pool was...

Ben Thanks for the great pics and the report best relayer

The following link leads to an actual account of traveling from Philadelphia to Tuckerton in 1809. Ever ham is probably Evesham which would be today's Marlton http://www.westjerseyhistory.org/docs/diaries/index.shtml have fun relayer

Great pictures. Thanks for taking the time to share the back country. Nice shot of the savannah. best relayer

Mark Demitroff was kind enough to send me some information in response to a discussion on BC's list. I felt it was worth cross posting. Text follows... Blue holes are simply strong riverine springs that issued from deep, circular cavities or holes occupying the bottom of relict and modern...

Boyd Thanks for sharing your pictures. They're great. best relayer

Good question Grendel. Who indeed? Anybody have an answer here? best relayer