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You did a fine job, sir :)

After the storm, I was left afterwards with the feeling that we got incredibly, incredibly lucky. That storm lost a ton of strength right before it hit us, it's almost unimaginable what it would have done if it hadn't. I guess that why, as awful as it was, it registers in my brain as not "a...

Sorry Guy, thanks for the fix!

From the Press of Atlantic City.... Long Beach Island is practically gone in 1962 http://bloximages.chicago2.vip.townnews.com/pressofatlanticcity.com/content/tncms/assets/v3/editorial/1/05/10541065-a22c-5b13-bad5-936daea4effa/4f513591e06fd.image.jpg

I'm finishing up Great Storms of the Jersey Shore, it's a little terrifying. I can't believe some the pictures from the 1962 Nor'Easter. Really, the Jersey shore has been very fortunate for a long while, it's been such a long time since we had a direct blow.

It's that first second of panic when you looked offshore that would have made this extra good in person.

Well, one more thing I don't have to wonder about anymore.

That's awesome.

I haven't noticed them any worse than usual, only had three on me so far this year, although one did bite (stupid thing was in the middle of my back after I was out in Shamong). Grrr....

I just finished this one last week (picked it up at Lines on the Pines). I definitely enjoyed it. Although Mr. Sprouse seems to be lacking in the whimsy department, it's a nice, historical counterpoint to the McCloy-Miller books, with a personal touch. I especially enjoyed his stories of...

I pushed the Boy Scouts to make a patch about five or six years ago, never even got a courtesy reply. Matthew, I'd buy some for my troop, absolutely.

Holly Ravine! I grew up around the corner from there, my dad would stop in and get cigarettes. In return, we'd get to feed the animals. Went there for ice cream too, but it was sold when I was only 6 or 7. I remember them moving the house to the back of the property where it still is today.

So much less fun.

He's definitely giving you a look.

Well done to them, it couldn't have been an easy task.

Wow. Just wow.

The new Pinelands Adventures has some info on Teegate's run. http://www.pinelandsadventures.org/trips-and-outings/batsto-quaker-bridge/ They also have info from Hampton Furnace to Quaker Bridge - http://www.pinelandsadventures.org/trips-and-outings/batsto-river-hampton-furnace/ I know the...

I second Teegate, the streams there are slow and sluggish The other trip in the area is to put in at Atsion and come out at Pleasant Mills (the in is just past Atsion Lake, next to the old mill. The out is just before Batsto on 542. This is a long day though, the river is tight and slow at...

Wow, that got really close to the church. From the pictures, it looks like the burn area is on all sides of the church except the road, is that right?

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