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And to all a good night. Hope you and yours had as Merry a Christmas as we did here near the edge. May the truth that lights this season burn bright in your hearts all year round. best relayer

Merry Christmas to all! best relayer

Reading the latter part of this thread has been rather like walking through the still burning wreckage of a building. Flame, smoke and only glimpses of light. What a lovely thing for Christmastide. Look, put down your weapons and reach out to each other as allies. While you're at it reach...

I suppose one is expected to applaud people like Fred Akers and the environmental groups attacking the use of ATVs and ORVs in the pines, but I can not. While the Inquirer may see these folks as fearless warriors for good, I see them as an army seriously off mission. Preservation groups need...

Ben, Guy and Jerseyman - Thanks for your help here. It looks like maybe I should stop the next time I go by there, kmock on a few doors and see what today's inhabitants call the place. "Outskirts of Hammonton" may be the best answer I get. Mark Demitroff has pointed out that the nearest...

There is a collection of older houses at the interesting, triangle forming intersection of Rt 613 and Rt 693 that really looks like it ought to have a name. However, unless I had Mapquest and Google at the wrong scales to see it, no name was to be found. Didn't have any luck with the county...

I had the privilege of meeting Abbott Lee years ago during my stint as a volunteer with the Pinelands Coalition. He was a smart, knowledgeable guy then and I have no doubt that, over twenty years on, he is even more knowledgeable about the pines. Moreover, he grew up in the midst of the pines...

Thanks all! That was way helpful best relayer

hmm, they are near Dutchtown. Sounds good to me. I take it they were abandonded due to poor sales of cranberries. I am however,mystified at the slump. Seems like there's more cranberry product than ever out there. Or is that a regional thing? That I could beleive since I've encountered...

Does anyone know the story on what appear to be abandoned cranberry bogs on the west side of 206 just south of Atsion. If that is what they are it's a pity that all that effort is being lost in an era when cranberries seem to be in big demand. Thanks relayer

Great post Jerseyman (as usual) Thanks relayer

http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/12/08/076226 Sad to see them go but perhaps there'll be some fire sale pricing. relayer

Thanks Guy. It really is an amazing artifact. relayer

I should have pointed out that if the above was true it was probably not an act of vindictive vandalism . The WJ Society had a (from time to time) bad habit of surveying and selling land that belonged to other people. It could be that this was one such survey and the proprietors defaced the...

I was just talking with Jerseyman. We think it is possible, if the damage is as old as it appears, that the stone may have been damaged in a deliberate act of vandalism by someone working for the proprietors. The WJ Society were definitely the black hats in early wj and there was no love lost...

Guy Thanks for the plug. I'll take all the help I can get. Thanks also for the thread. I don't usually gush (I usually leave that to program hosts on HGTV and Discovery Home) but really, what you do just amazes the heck out of me. One of these days you might want to think about...

Guy's suggestion looks good to me providing you need less than 12 ft of cable at either end to connect. Wireless range is just plain odd. On one hand, I've been able to regularly "see" several neighboring networks that were, some oof them, probably in excess of 100 ft away/ On the other...

Sorry for the following questions but the answers may make it easier to come up with a plan. How far is the garage from your modem? Did you have the wireless router at that location? Is the garage detached? If the garage is detached, what kind of siding is on the house and garage? Are there...

Great footage. You're right Sue, the guy deservs a big thank you for taking the time to share. relayer

Seems to me green can be defined several different ways and I suspect that according to most of those ways NJ would hardly be considered a green state. In any case, here is an article about CA, its efforts to be be green and the alleged unforseen consequences of those efforts...