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Your map shows the Eagle Point Gun Club. Many of the members are from the Elmer area. I stopped and talked with them one day and the man I talked with unbelievably was the person who took my uncle to the hospital years ago when he was having a heart attack. My uncle lived in Elmer. A small...

That most likely was the Eagle Point Gun Club. That is Steve Lee's property around the club, not Haines. In any event it is close enough for the quail to migrate to. If you went past a large house under construction that is Eagle. You passed it. This is all hinged in the event if I have your...

The story basically is the sign was placed there to remember Russel. That sign there now is a new one. I had a photo of the original and passed it along so that the person making the new sign could replicate it. His name is Louis Bergdoll. He made a few slight changes and put it up. The original.

On Facebook all the photographer friends of his are talking about it.

It appears Al Horner has passed away.

Nobody here has as far as I know. However, the secrecy to these incidents keeps the public from knowing the exact spot. I haven't been there to see if the location is obvious but a little more info from the authorities would make it easier. It is a long road.

Today you have a group of people there who have an interest, and tomorrow they are in new positions or not even there. That happens all the time with the state unfortunately.

There are multiple projects like that with one in Greenwood. I wrote over two years ago to them and again recently and it still has not gone into the stakeholder process.

It looks like it would soon be needing replacement so no surprise it was replaced :)

What did the police say to you?

The ruins are located on the south side of 72 just as you enter the Batona. Notice the monuments and the Lilly of the Valley if you hike through. Also notice someone has been metal detecting. Anyway, the 1931 aerials shows what most likely is the main building and some outer buildings. My photo...

Here it is a little bigger.

If you have walked the Batona and know where Lilly Of The Valley grows along the trail very near Brendan Byrne you would find it.

Your info is correct.

Maybe is should have said "car location."

It is a property monument. It is in the same line as the pink painted one so they both are also road monuments for the nearby road.

You may be correct. The 1931 aerial shows a dwelling and maybe other buildings, and there is evidence of it there. If that location was there many years previously, it may be an historical place. Then again maybe not but my thoughts could be correct.

Headed out this morning and we had a severe downpour as well as thunder and lightning all along Route 70 in Marlton, Medford and beyond. It soon cleared and the rest of the morning was nice. Was driving by and I noticed this along the side of a road near Friendship.

You should have been on it a month ago. It was terrible. When the kayak season started it was graded.

We were at this location years ago and missed this. We were looking for sawmills. We went back today and Jessica noticed it. Where is it? For some of you it should be easy especially if you pass by in the winter. And finally, what do you think it was used for? I have maybe a good explanation...