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I couldn't agree more!! Fines are not nearly high enough, and not enough period, there should be mandatory jail time. Actually, they should be beaten unrecognizeable.... hopefully they'll be sent to prison where they'll be taken in by a 300 lb inmate who's lonely pleas to the warden for a...

thank you. I'm in Salem County, he was in a patch of marigolds on the side of a vegetable bed, very cool little guy. I'm used to seeing black snakes and garters so this was a new one, thanks again. Brian

I got a picture from the internet, looks like this is what I saw. Is that rare or are they pretty common? Brian

speaking of snakes, does anyone have a picture of a brown snake, also I guess called a northern brown snake. I saw a little guy in my garden today that was brown with two vertical rows of black dots down his back, any idea? Brian

A lot of people have that snake phobia. I love em, but that could be cause I was raised with them. When I was a kid in Mt Laurel there were always black snakes behind our garage, and my uncle had a 10+ foot boa constrictor that I used to handle all the time. A snake has the coolest feel to them...

on 206 up in Bordentown, before you get to the Columbus Mart if you are headed north, there is a big old building on the left hand side, right on the road. It is at the red light at I believe Jacksonville Rd, right across the street from a WaWa. Looks like it might of been a store of some kind...

I read where you should not let your dog eat them. Can't remember why though. 8) Guy Dogs can't digest their exoskeleton so it can cause them stomach and digestive problems. I don't imagine a few are going to hurt, but if a dog is making a habit of eating them it could make for a...

I wasn't sure whether to put this in classified on general, but anyway Does anyone know where I can get bales of straw cheap? It can't be hay, has to be straw, please let me know if anyone has an idea Brian

Bob I'm really sorry to hear about your experience with the second snake. I've had similar experiences and I know how bad it feels, and how bad it can piss you off. I can't imagine how someone could just hit an animal like that, any animal actually, without a moments thought, without even...

I was under the impression from the articles that the bear were not "put" here, but that they found their way South, is this not correct? In either event, I'm glad to see them, welcome home, and I hope more of their number and other native species find their way back. Brian

Maine coon is a breed of domestic cat, native to Maine, in fact it's the official Maine state cat. The myth is that the breed originated with a cross between a racoon and and a house cat, biologically impossible but a cute story. They're a little bigger than the domestic short hair, usually...

thanks very much to everyone Brian

Can anyone tell me what turtles are native to the Pines? If there are too many, is there a book anyone would suggest? Thanks Brian

weaver, lol!! yep, that was 20 years ago now but my bike was ridden and left all over that neighborhood, especially the shops and the woods behind the football field. I'll be sure to pay a visit soon. I wouldn't worry about being a day late or a dollar short, I've been known to be several...

weaver, great thanks, when I was a kid we used to buy candy on the ground floor of the barn on the way to school. I've been there fairly recently and visited a music shop on I belive the second floor. I look forward to paying a visit. Brian

Hi weaver, I grew up in Rancocas Woods, where in the village is your shop, I'd like to come out sometime. Is it closer to fleetwood school or the other end near the soup ladle? Brian

Sue, I lived in a samll old house on Rte 40 for a while that had it's share on unexplained activity. I researched it and found that a previous owner had hung himself in the stairwell to my bedroom, which as it turned out was the center of the activity. Personally, I found it exciting, but I...

cool, thank you for feeding my sickness :lol:

wow, I gotta figure out how to do that Brian

Good to know, not suprised. Yep, I'm pagan, and yes, I'm used to a less than stellar reception, thanks for the warning though. Brian