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I think I came across a nest last weekend I was about 15’ away and it looked like an old duck blind. One bird was walking back and forth on top and being very vocal when that one flew another took its place just one at a time on top but room for more. The top of the blind is an unlikely...

quote] no jim i didnt get it at my house....was in marlton.....although i would think thats theres plenty in our neck of the woods also... Nope there is none around here, none in the Pine Barrens only in the areas around the Pine Barrens as far as I know.

I thought Sim Place Rd Was a public R.O.W. Just wondered how they could gate it off .

Does anyone know why the gate is on Sim Place Road west of Warren Grove. Or who put it up. I would really like to get back there and canoe the Oswego

do you have any other maps like that one? In Pauline S. Miller book of ocean county thre is a copy of a west creek map so they mite have a copy. sorry it took so long to get back to you i missed this post

You can get in winter. Also don’t burn it. do you have near the house ?

The map that I was looking to scan covers most of the Pine Barrens on 2 sheets of USGS topo’s at a larger scale than is used its. I am trying to get unmounted copies if I do I will scan copies for this site. I can also print some on the plotter.

The boys camp’s name is Ockanickon. I went there many years ago. I hope this helps in the search.

I would also like a copy.

The ocean county library has a copy of 2 things by you both are reference only and in the bishop building.

The ruins in the woods : the history of the legendary Pasadena Terra Cotta Company : fact and fiction / by Scott Wieczorek Is this you I found it on the Library site but have not gotten a chance to read it yet.

APRIL 17, 2004 (Saturday) 2 PM AT THE GIFFORDTOWN SCHOOLHOUSE MUSEUM - Bud Wilson, a retired archaeologist for the State of New Jersey, will give a talk on Pinebarren industries and agriculture. Slides will be shown. http://www.tuckertonlehhs.org/upcoming-events.php I will be there for...

Today my wife saw a red fox cross the yard and head down the path to the bogs with something in its mouth. From where it was coming from it must have gotten into my neighbors birds. I have lived here for almost a year and that’s the first one I have seen.

The lodge looked very low I didn’t have the high dome of one still in use. This is a hunting area the beavers could be gone. I have seen beaver in the forge area but that was years ago.

I voted to post the directions this changed my mind.

Regarding the Tuckerton railroad there is a little egg harbor historical society they should have some information on it. Nothing is left the old R.O.W. is now a road (Railroad Ave.) And where the station was is now a Lumber Co. Regarding the seaport is a tough one for me I have been involved...

My son and I came across a den this evening in Bass River but no prints since the last rain. Its possible the wind wiped them out it was in an area of loose sugar sand.

Yep it shows on the 1971 Revision. There is not much to see but it's still neat.

It’s the one on the south side it did look like a house or a hunting camp. The area has burned recently but no wood from the structure is present. There is a 30’s era car scattered around the area but there is not much left of it. Thanks for the info guys and welcome westcritter...

I came across a cellar hole last weekend it didn’t look too old. I had never been on this stretch of road but had ridden in this area many times without knowing it was there. I wondered if anyone else knows some more about it. It was on the south side about ½ mile off the paved road...