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Yuengling is available all over North Jersey. Ditto with Western PA. Yuengling is also advertising in bars like crazy...approaching Coors Light saturation.

That's one reason why I gave up buying bottled water.

Molly & I hiked the southern end of the Batona Trail Saturday morning...from the new southern terminus to Martha Bridge and back....almost 16 loooong miles. The weather forecast called for light snow, so I was anticipating a pleasant walk through gentle snowflakes. Instead, it began to rain by...

I found this photo in front of a stand of white pines off of Allen Rd. just north of Stage Rd. near Bass River SF on Saturday.

IIRC, there is a stand of those white pines marked with a sign on Stage Road near Bass River S.F.

I purchased this book and CD set for my son a few years back after wondering "what was that noise?" during our camping trip to Wharton. I've even used the wood frog call while walking around the Great Swamp NWR last March to get the wood frogs to call back to me.

This section of the Passaic flows in from the Great Swamp NWR, which is still relatively clean. However, Berkeley Heights is a typical suburban NJ town, so I would guess that the Passaic River in that area is loaded with nitrogen from suburban lawn fertilizers and high fecal coliform from...

Actually, Apple hid the home library folder in Lion. I agree it is a PITA to find. I just had to go into Terminal. Here's instructions for Mac users on Lion or Mountain Lion on finding the home library folder.

I was wondering the same thing. I've gone exploring along the Passaic River in Berkeley Heights and I've found snapping turtles, red-bellied sliders, painted turtles and a Brown Snake (Storeria dekayi) but only in the spring or summer.

Beautiful photo, Gibby! :cool: You hafta enter that one in a contest or something.

I saw one soaring over the old cranberry bogs at the Franklin Parker Preserve on Jan. 12.

We camped at Godfrey Bridge last April and we weren't able to have our traditional riverside campsite since they were removed by DEP. It was a PITA lugging my beach chair and sand toys to the river from our campsite back in the woods. Hawkins looked pretty sad with all of the tree-cutting...

Hey I think I spotted some of you there on Jan. 27. I was impressed with the amount of people at Batona Camp in the dead of winter. I was wandering through with my dog on our way to Apple Pie Hill. Here are some photos: http://instagram.com/p/VAUMpIqYRN/ http://instagram.com/p/VAWZESqYU6/...

My son just found a "Snakes of the New Jersey Pine Barrens" calendar under our Christmas tree. He is pretty pleased with the haul from Santa.

Same to you and yours! :guinness:

My dog treed a bear in Norvin Green SF a few years back. I was pretty impressed how quickly the bear took off as soon as my dog spotted it. My dog is a fast runner and was many yards behind the bear before it clambered up a tree.

Thank you for your write-up. I never had the opportunity to meet Dr. Boyd, but I read his books and enjoyed them thoroughly. Hos work definitely made me look at the Pine Barrens more closely.

That was a very educational video...thanks for posting!

I love the videos, Evan...well done!

This is New Jersey. It won't be long before local tax assessor discovers your McMansion in the trees and slaps a $5,000 property tax bill on it! :p