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Sorry if I am too late for your trip I have been sick. Hope this helps for future. I came in from the east. Stonehill Rd. from corner of Lacey Rd and Pkway at powerline road rhttp://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.84829771708816&lng=-74.2880245295

Thats too bad ChileHead. You probably would've had some good stories to tell. lol

Took my daughter there. She loved it and was making daddy smile all day with the happy look in her eyes. She was with me when I took the snow pics. She even hit me with a couple of snow balls. Great place for kids. She even got a little lesson when I explained to her why pygmy pines grow so...

Well said Boyd, I tend to share more than I should. I just have always loved pictures of beautiful scenery. And so many have been shared with me throughout my life. I have a tendency to feel that need to share too. There are alot of memories I havent shared too. I am at a point that I am pretty...

When I was much younger and stationed in the Sierra Nevada Mts. I used to hike/camp overnight in 10,000 ft mountains. The only friends I had with me were Ruger M22, Remington .12 gauge, and Colt King Cobra .357. Still have that last friend. Once in a while I could talk one of my human friends...

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Spontaneous hiking. Still do that once in a while myself and it is great, but I am usually strapped for time so have to plan trips to be on time to get my kids from wherever they are. But even planning is awesome. I go on long hikes and always discover something new and different on each...

Yummygal readers, All look like great spots. Look forward to some posts on the beauty of the northeast pines. Didn't see any on the list. Guess it's hard to pick just ten when you are as spoiled as all of us. So many square miles of beauty to choose from. Still a great post though

Eric, You should definitely make that trek. The walk I took was across Stone Hill Rd. That is a long walk. Starts at powerlines next to parkway, where it meets Lacey Rd. Passes behind behind Argos Farm, up over Stone Hill, out to the mountain. Easy to find this path on Satellite imagery...

Eric, I definitely recommend it. Especially if your son enjoys the outdoors. He will want to keep going back. It is awesome from the overlook. Enjoy.

B Dalton, You need to check out the east face of the FR mountain. It is awesome. That is where you will find the Schoenberg Shrine. I imagine they loved that spot in life. I don't blame them it is awesome. If you are where the tower was you need to follow the trail east. Trust me you will...

There were a couple of trucks out there, but no one got out. I had to walk a little. I didn't go too far though. I was still tired from my FR Mt. 10 miler the day before. lol I happened to be in Manahawkin Christmas shopping. Figured I am down that way let me stop and see the snow and walk...

OK I do have Windows. I will definitely look. Thanks

Watching "Heat" with DeNiro and Pacino. Great movie. Coffee shop scene on now. Enough of that. More importantly... Thanks for honoring the Schoenberg family better than me. Sorry to them. How do I fix that pic next time?

John, Glad you enjoyed. are you from the area?

Thanks Ben, I will check it out. forgot to mention the Schoenberg family in this post. Seems they left some Christmas wreaths on the tree for Frederick and Charlie. They both must have loved the mountain so much I am sorry for my computer illiteracy. I cant figure out the sideways pic. It is...

Ben, Like the new map upgrade. It is awesome. And thanks for the compliment about the pics. When is the last time you were there? I plan on going a lot more now. Didn't remember it being so cool. It is amazing. Can't believe all of the overlooks right here in Lacey... So cool. Love...

Thanks Guy, I like that one a lot. Its tough to get a true idea of the "vista" pictures with the low visibility. They looked much better in person. I really like the one I accidently posted double too. I don't know if you remember my post from my trip to Preacher Hill. When I posted a "doorway...