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But as the ecosystem healed itself, some protectors have become perhaps over-protective of the region. They're reluctant to draw visitors too deeply into the woods, lest they be trampled.... And this is a bad thing??? Steve

"This would be a great habitat restoration project," Jeff Tittel of the New Jersey Sierra Club said of the Sahara Sand property. He argues that attempts to control riding have backfired in California, where ATV riders leave designated riding areas and have scarred delicate desert habitats...

ecampbell said he has done it. He put in at one of the bogs at Friendship.I've hiked along the Tulp. It is very beautiful in deed. Steve

Tell you what. You go out and see if YOU can find them. Let us know how you make out.:mrgreen: Steve

Sounds reasonable. Steve

Here it is. RMICKLE had posted it in his photo gallery. http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10427/hanover.jpg Steve

Here is a link to the bog location. It is off Carenza road just before Frindship. http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat=39.7651333333333&lon=-74.5960833333333&datum=nad83&u=7 I would like to do the Tulp also. May be getting cold before I have a chance. I'm busy the 23rd, 29th and the 5th. Steve

Got out twice this weekend. Saturday I threw my kayak on the roof and headed to Sandy Ridge and put in the bog there that I have been keeping an eye. Looking at Google Earth it looked like you could go quite far back only needing to portage over the dikes. Well I"ll be darned if I could even...

Good find and and interesting read. I love the way folks spoke back in those days. I've read letters that my grandfather wrote to my grandmother during the 1st world war. The language was very simular. Steve

Why am I not surprised? Steve

It is possible that the rangers do a little profiling. Steve

Can you post a couple of photos of the orbs? Steve

Very nice. Is that the reflection of Hawkins Bridge that I see in the upper right? Steve

Jeeze....don't get your pubes in a knot.