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if the polar ice caps melted the water level would not rise an inch.

thanks scott

anyone know if the rifle ranges are still active? I haven't been back there in about 3 years and the last time the road to the club was gated. http://terraserver.microsoft.com/image.aspx?T=1&S=11&Z=18&X=1313&Y=10996&W=1

most of that was @ high crossing

if this is the radio tower i mentioned in a previous post. i don't know if this is in wharton. http://mapper.acme.com/?ll=39.74937,-74.39083&z=18&t=H

any chance this was done by the property owner? and if so, would you have been trespassing? just playing devils advocate.

i happened to see that documentary and was shocked seeing how we were just discussing it.

Its all crapola. Don't succumb to media hysteria. It wasn't long ago that we were headed for an ice age and were all doomed. http://www.glennbeck.com/2006news/newsweek-coolingworld.pdf

Ah well at least my memory isn't totally shot. Then there was the conversation I had with someone about the treasure of Joe Mulliner......J/K :)

I remember his teepee but I did not know he had an airfield there (Columbus) as well.

Interesting post Largo. The name Lucky Mihalchik rang a bell as I've discussed him here before but did not know about his aviation affiliation. A quick google check revealed some very insightful info on this character. http://members.tripod.com/airfields_freeman/NJ/Airfields_NJ_Trenton.html I...

he didn't specifically mention the campground being west of 206 so if his story was true it could have been anywhere. curious about wading pines and paradise lakes still being privately owned in the middle of the state forest. wonder which came first, the cg or the sf. the tower? I have no clue...

dutchtown. I've been thinking about that tower and he had to be wrong. A tower would have to be lit so there would be power lines and access roads etc. He must have meant something else.

thats outstanding.

I've tried my best to remember the details of a story I was told about 10 years ago by the then assistant superintendant of wharton state park whose name I think was a Jim Donohue. I do remember for sure that he said he was a landscaper fom Freehold. From what I remember, he told me the story...

perhaps I should clarify. I walked that picket line with your father for 3 weeks in '97. my suspicion of unions began then, when we discovered that strike pay, which was supposed to be half our weekly salary, had dwindled down to zero. The teamsters had to scramble to come up with something...

I'm beginning to see that facts carry virtually no importance in the debates but I thought I'd add a few more thoughts on the war. When some claim President Bush shouldn't have started this war, state the following... FDR...led us into World War II. Germany never attacked us: Japan did...

We should not lose sight of the fact that many were sounding the WMD alarm in Iraq long before anyone ever heard of George W Bush. "One way or the other, we are determined to deny Iraq the capacity to develop weapons of mass destruction and the missiles to deliver them. That is our bottom...

You can call yourself a democrat all you want, I'd still buy you a beer. I'm a little leary about unions however. Ask your father how much he earned per week when he was on strike. Quite shocking to all of us, so much so that we had to borrow $$ from the afl-cio. Where did all our money go...

listen to this rediculous view of america.