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Bob, that is Steve Greer. The two men were from the Outdoor Club of SJ so Mike would know them.

If you see any photo of mine that is missing just send me the link to the thread or post and I will add it back in.

The date we first visited the Swamp Monster was 3/14/2004. The late Bob Bruneau told us about the place and we met up at the Pleasant Mills Church and walked in from there. It was an 8.5 mile walk there and back. I looked through this site and at the time I did not post these photos. This was...

I am unsure if my original post is still here. Don't have time to look right now. I will check tonight.

I would have to assume it was removed by a helicopter as the wood was. And I would assume it broke down as well and could not be driven out. I had email conversations with the helicopter pilot but never ask all the questions I should have.

Just a hole at a seep. About 4 feet deep. We used it for awhile to have water to clean dishes and such. Never drank from it though.

I noticed tall tubular poles along the road in from 539 spaced about the same distance apart and for the most part the same distance from the road on each side. They were marked with surveyor tape. Not sure what they are but I will take a guess. It appears the road has been surveyed and it most...

There are piles of stone and dirt on the road in from 539. Nobody has tried driving up them...yet.

We visited the Forked River Mountains early this morning. Stopped at my campsite that I first visited 50 years ago this year. Checked out the well we dug back then. The cover is still somewhat intact. The hole is still there. The road to it is a mess and still has water. There is quite a...

A more deadly tick may be on it's way. https://www.prevention.com/health/a62155126/what-is-wetland-virus/

My wife went for a walk this morning and got soaked. She said it rained really hard for a short while. However, our rain gauge shows nothing.

You could have used it quite a bit this summer.

https://www.pinebarrenstribune.com/articles/featured-stories/bridge-on-county-route-542-between-washington-and-bass-river-slated-to-close-for-approximately-one-year-starting-this-month/ I believe this is it...

They were still there when I was there.

Their certainly are plenty of raccoons around there. They are salivating as we speak ...... write.

I do not.

That Featherbed is a stubborn region for sure.

The track is not there. If you walk that route you could and maybe still see some of the ties.

Looking forward to seeing them. Your computer at work is most likely Windows Professional and the one at home gets different software.

And there are two bald eagles living there but I was only able to photograph this one far across the bog that must be young. It does not have the white head but one of them did. I am not sure if this was a third bird and not the eagle.