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Bush opens up backcountry trails to vehicles
Let's hope so. Steve- BEHR655
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Substantial ruins found near Mary Ann Forge
Nice find Jeff. I've never been to Maryann Forge so I guess I gotta get there now. Steve- BEHR655
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- Forum: Ghost Towns and Forgotten Places
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2/26/06 Plunge
I'd rather have my face ripped by biers thank you. Steve- BEHR655
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- Forum: Get Togethers, Events, and Trip Reports
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Hiking the Featherbed Branch
I think these were worse.- BEHR655
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- Forum: Get Togethers, Events, and Trip Reports
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Hiking the Featherbed Branch
Yeah, good time and I didn't even get bloodied. Stu needs a pair of gloves though I think. Looks like he tried to break up a cat fight. Steve- BEHR655
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- Forum: Get Togethers, Events, and Trip Reports
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2/26/06 Plunge
Me and cold don't get along together too well anymore. Steve- BEHR655
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- Forum: Get Togethers, Events, and Trip Reports
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The "Mutha" of all cedars.
Who is Jeff's friend? This cedar would have been not much more than a sapling when this man roamed the earth. Steve- BEHR655
- Post #15
- Forum: Get Togethers, Events, and Trip Reports
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The "Mutha" of all cedars.
No need to travel Down Jersey to find the "Mutha" of all cedars. BobM had suggested a couple of days ago that we try to find a "really big cedar" that is somewhere in the area of the Tuckahoe. This cedar is reported to be "7' 7.5" circumference at breast height thus making it the largest cedar...- BEHR655
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- Forum: Get Togethers, Events, and Trip Reports
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Big, really big Cedar
Yes, it feeds into the Muskee. Check out a topo. Steve- BEHR655
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- Forum: Nature and the Environment
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Black's Stone
Ol' Beck must have been smoking crack again.- BEHR655
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- Forum: Ghost Towns and Forgotten Places
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Big, really big Cedar
"The Muskee Creek area will then be visited to see the state's largest (ca. 10' in circumference) living Atlantic White Cedar (Chamaecyperus thyoides)." Well maybe we should cool our heels. In a couple of years we'll be able to see it from our houses. :mrgreen: Have you been able to find a...- BEHR655
- Post #9
- Forum: Nature and the Environment
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Big, really big Cedar
I found some info that says the headwaters are within the Peaslee WMA. http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/pdf/wmamaps/peaslee_so.pdf It looks like we need to look in the area of Rt49 or Rt 548. I wish we could get Bob B. to do a fly over for us. Steve- BEHR655
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- Forum: Nature and the Environment
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Big, really big Cedar
Here is the Muskee Creek area in Port Elizebeth. We just have to find the head waters. http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat=39.317394&lon=-74.955547&datum=nad83&u=5- BEHR655
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- Forum: Nature and the Environment
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Big, really big Cedar
"This trip visited the Muskee Creek, Manumuskin River, and Tuckahoe River watersheds.....The last stop of the day was in the headwaters of the Muskee Creek. Here in a timber cut a very large Atlantic white cedar (Chamaecyparis thyoides) was noted as having escaped the logger's axe. The...- BEHR655
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- Forum: Nature and the Environment
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Easy Day Today
A hike is what you need!!!- BEHR655
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- Forum: Get Togethers, Events, and Trip Reports
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Manumuskin Preserve
Ugh! How can you stand it? :mrgreen: Steve- BEHR655
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- Forum: Get Togethers, Events, and Trip Reports
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