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Congrats Jeff! I bet you and the Mrs are on cloud nine. Steve

Welcome Bushwhacker. We have hunters and non-hunters here but we have one thing in common. We all love the Pines. I think you will find a lot of great info here. Steve

But he did make money on the initial sale of the book. Don't know if the ebayers are getting that price but it can't hurt to ask for it. I guess it's because it's out of print. Steve

I'm surprised you were surprised to find it surprising.

I'm sure that would be us. :mrgreen: Steve

I think that is what foofoo meant. The fees he pays go to the maintainance of the WMA's. This is over and above the taxes that he and we all pay. Does this give him a little more of a right than us (non-hunters) to be there during hunting season? In my opinion, yes. That doesn't mean I will...

Let me guess. 1. Beaver Pond on the Mullica 2. A view across Beaver Pond to Lock's Bridge 3. ? (I've see that scene a tousand times. Just in different places. :mrgreen:) 4. Oswego Lake 5. Oswego Lake 6. View from small foot bridge near Oswego Lake Great pix. What camera are...

That is an awesome place to kayak and canoe. I've done both. Steve

In Moorestown it seems to be no one. I've been driving by a dead deer on Tom Brown Rd for 3 days now on my way to my job. This is a residentual area! Steve

I once went up to Spring Hilll with Ken Dawg and we met two guys there cooking dinner over a campfire. While talking to them we learned they had been coming to the Pines for years. The called the place we were at "The Dinner Place" and they called Quaker Bridge Rd. "Seven Mile Cut". There were a...

Found this: "Jacob Merritt House, Chambers Corner-Arneys Mount Road, Springfield Twp., 1785 (owned by Shreve Lippincott, 1935; owned by Mr. Paul, 1939)."

I have one on my Escape. Steve

Thanks for the PSA Scott. Time to wear the orange.

Yeah, I saw it.

Well I'm sure Hindus think we're savages for eating beef. Different strokes for different folks. Rocky Mountain Oysters anyone?:mrgreen: Steve

There was a nesting pair on Petties Island in Pennsauken. Not sure if they are still there. And it was last year I think, that one was hanging out at Cooper River for a couple of days. Steve

Interesting. If what the map shows as Old Half Way is the clay pits then my gps software shows the maps location (approxamately) of New Half Way but calls it Old Half Way. Steve

We just expanded the myth. Sue us. :mrgreen:

I'm getting goose bumps. Steve

It is a well known fact to many of us on the board here, that time travel in the Pines indeed exists. As proof I offer you a photo of one of the original portals. Steve