Search results

Most likely someone like Bob or a private citizen who told where it was and doesn't get any credit.

The Cypress in Wharton was report to have been planted by one of the Richards. Can't remember where I read that though. The knees.

That's for sure!

Former Governor's Opinion https://www.njspotlightnews.org/2024/05/off-road-vehicles-off-road-pinelands-wharton-state-forest-wharton-state-forest-visiting-vehicle-use-map-gov-brendan-byrne-gov-jim-florio-gov-christine-todd-whitman-pinelands-pine-barrens-department/

Not sure if it has been stripped in recent years but you may remember the feud that occurred in the past where someone was painting it and someone else was again painting it until a compromise was reached and that stopped.

May 31, 1950 Christian Lehman, 77: Resided Here 33 Years Christian Lehman, 77, of 288 N. Mississippi Ave, died yesterday at his home. An Atlantic City resident for 33 years he was a retired bridge carpenter on the Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines. He was born in Darby PA. He is survived...

I think the optimal time ends right after midnight. But who knows. I hope you see it and maybe even I will.

I see on Facebook there is a man stripping and repainting the painted rock on 539. He has a sign there with an email address in the event you have any concerns. The photos show it mostly cleaned so I guess he has not repainted it yet.

It is closed it appears. https://dep.nj.gov/njfw/conservation/wildlife-management-areas/

Spent the early morning going off trail :rolleyes: exploring the burn area in Bass River again. Visited the digging at a small stone hill and revisited a few monuments. No trash and no humans around. The burned rolling hills were the best. A perfect morning for the two of us to explore!

At least those who visit Menantico can do so except those areas mentioned. I would have been livid the first year if I actually visited them often.

It looks like MAYBE that man was taking things. The window and whatever is in the baskets on a table. He may have been the owner.

Here it is taken from my dash cam. There was a man there nearby.

We again visited the Bates Mill Cemetery after spending some time there 4 years ago. On our previous visit we stopped at the resting place of J. Melvin Chambers who advised Beck that he had missed visiting the Chew Cemetery when passing through previously. Today's visit involved another cast of...

We stood at the door once and looked in. There was just enough room to walk from one end to the other.

It appears this building is down. No demolition equipment around and the back seems to still be standing. I will try and find it on my dash cam to make sure I am correct.

If I don't make it home today I may be a believer myself. :D

I will check out the location I know about soon unless it is flooded getting there.

The Jersey Devil takes another victim :D

Yea, but I will continue looking. I think Jessica is done but not me.