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i think it's kind of impossible to understand the essence of a place in two weeks. also, he was in a place set off just for tracker school, so he doesn't know what any other of the people who live in the pines are like. he just wants me to be safe; he wasn't making an attack on the barrens, he's...

yeah the times are definitely off.. what about stone structures like the many castles of ireland that have been around for centuries?

i've heard from a few people that carrying a concealed sword is legal, i'll try to find the laws on that. i dont have much of an intention of carrying a sword with me on a regular basis; learning to use one would be interesting though.

he said he learned more at tracker school than he learned collectively in 12 and a half years in school. he's shared his notebook from his tracker school philosophy class with me; it's all very profound. he also took the standard class. apparently, you can read every single one of tbj's books...

i do not agree with him, he's only been to jersey twice for tom brown's tracking school, and he just worries about my safety. as for sword toting, it is legal if it's concealed. i usually carry a 4" sheath knife on me, i do not intend on keeping a sword at hand when i go camping and such...

i hope we're all enjoying the beauty of the winter in the pines! i was going to post this in the pinebarrens general discussion, but for some reason i can't start a new thread there.. anywho, i've always been a lover of camping, and the other day my boyfriend showed some concern for the...

ever since i was young i've gone fishing out there with my family.. my dad and i always said we'd go exploring there someday. good pics, and nice to know about the poison ivy!

did it sound anything like a coyote? maybe a pack? i'd lay my bet on that.. they can sound quite unnerving to one who is not used to them.

welcome! i hope you enjoy the site as much as i do :bear:

stu, my friend and i spent a night at stokes and had a wonderful time. it snowed the whole time but it was great! thanks so much for the suggestion; we're going to go back in the spring and spend more time there :]

a canoeing trip sounds WONDERFUL. i'm all about winter camping but i dont think i could do the canoeing this time of year! yes, definitely when it gets warmer :] thanks for the good stories guys, your trips sound great, i'm glad you've had such awesome experiences . stu, i think we...

thanks for the suggestions guys! worthington is not open this time of year, but stokes apparently has some sites that are open year round. markbnj, i'll do some research on that website.

Greetings all! I'm planning a camping trip for mid January with a friend of mine, and I wanted to camp on or near the Delaware Water Gap. I've got to find a place that's open year round, and preferrably offers sites for tent camping exclusively (it's not roughing it if there's an RV parked next...

mmmm, what a wonderful afternoon.. wouldn't have spent it any other way. i didn't even notice the cold, or care that yvonne burnt my sock :rofl: good times.. and snow is so good for tracking! chyeah!

BAMBI!!!! AND FERRETS!!! my word.. i'm suffering from a cuteness overload. we got about an inch and a half, maybe two inches. my friends and i went out hiking for 4 or 5 hours in the snow yesterday afternoon.. the beauty was far beyond words. i cannot think of any other way i would rather spend...

this is so cool!! you must have been really excited upon finding that. beginning is spelled wrong..!

sounds really nice! good luck finding one, i will keep an eye out.

hmmm.. that's crazy interesting. definitely not the jersey devil.. looks more like a turtle or lizard of sorts.

i don't have a cedar stump for you, but i'm curious, what are you using it for? sounds like a fun project already.

lost soul, that sounds nice.. i'm so sick of rv campgrounds. what are the prices like? does it have a lot of land for exploring?