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I guess by "preserve" he means "stuff". :rolleyes:

Hey, we drive around the Pines on Saturdays for free. They should be glad to be payed for it. :mrgreen:

Never heard of him. I wonder how much he charges.

What's this guy been smoking? http://www.aglauranj.org/index.html If you don't see what I'm talking about on the main page, click the history link.

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I ain't gettin' involved with noboby named Swathy. :think: :mrgreen:

Kyle, There is no need for multiple posts. I think everyone here, at least the regulars, read all the posts. Steve

Or a member of the French Foreign Legion.

That was probably me they sighted. :rolleyes:

Looks like a great place. Let me know when you are going again.

foofoo, You show your age. :mrgreen:

Personally I think that most things that are found at these sites would be of little interest to a museum. Perhaps an intact piece of clay pipe or a piece of machinery or an antique bottle would be of interest. A brick or a shard of pottery would really mean nothing in my opinion. I think all...

I'll donate all the ticks and chiggers I've picked up.

Judging the size of the area we could spend an entire day hiking and exploring the area. Perhaps Bob, who has already explored it, can just show us the POI's. Bob?

Just let me know if you want help.

I agree also. These small relics have no value once removed from the site. If only we get people to believe that the abandoned cars and junk had value......................

Ben, I guess I wasn't clear. The roads are blocked to vehicular traffic but there are no signs keeping anyone out. I think I had mentioned that I was waiting for cooler weather to explore the area since it would all have to be done on foot. Steve~ who will try to be more clear in the future.

Behr meets Bear With friends today, in the Delaware Water Gap area, a black bear bounded out in front of our truck. This was on a back road with a few houses. It looked like it had come out of someone's backyard. I'd say this fella would have been about 5' tall on it's hind legs. There were 2...

You have been busy!

Then it looks like I was correct in my previous post with the 1856 map.