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I don't think that is two miles from the observation deck to the beach. I believe it is less than a mile paddle, which is far less direct than the "road". Timing the tides is important if you are going out there. Visiting when it is a little warmer can return great rewards. More than once...

These photographs are part of a puzzle I am working on. I was thinking black widow as well for the spider. These photographs are all I have. I appreciate the help.

Can you help me identify these? Yes, I know this is a bird, but what kind? What kind of spider?

The police were down a trail from the road. How far in they went, I do not know. It wasn't as though they were searching on Carranza Road.

Thanks. Shelf fungus appears to be accurate. These are ubiquitous, I just never knew what they were called. I appreciate the help.

Thanks.

I actually saw Gonzo once in 1989. A bizarre evening to say the least.

Excellent photographs. Thank you for sharing them.

While I love exploring, I don't know squat about a lot of what I see. I took these photographs yesterday. What are these? Also, I spotted this on a couple trees in different areas. It seemed like the spots were clawed off and not just chipped. These were about five feet off the...

There used to be a way to create the maps using custom tags, but I believe that disappeared with the new onsite mapping.

The police were at: 39.7714, -74.6142 The fire engines at: 39.7759, -74.6269 And yes Guy, we were just driving by. BTW, is there any way to display the maps at maps.njpinebarrens.com in a post?

I've been looking for an article too with no luck. Here are a couple photographs I snapped yesterday afternoon.

Wow! This is singularly the most helpful thing I have read in some time. I appreciate the project and look forward to being the beneficiary of your work. Bravo! This will be a great resource.

I have the Colorado 400t. I am a fan of it as it does everything I need with a handheld GPS.

My apologies. You stated Oregon; I read that as Colorado. Sorry.

I have this unit and like it very much. Some folks complain about Garmin's seeming lack of support for a couple issues. The first couple patches they released last spring cleared up my issues. I use it almost daily and love the unit. GPS units are beginning to get like computers as they...

This is the chimney at Babcock Creek. Coordinates: 39.455483 -74.716767

The Press has a blurb about Seabreeze (there will be more tomorrow). It sounds like it will be the latest of towns to be abandoned; one-third of the residents are seeking state buyouts. It looks like the wall is damaged. I'll have to check it out this weekend.

Nice. One of the special places down this way. I love hiking out past the break. When tide is low one can walk out on the marsh a good ways. Beautiful views there.

At the end of the road in Seabreeze is where there is a bald eagle who likes to perch upon an old piling. There are a few others that are often in the trees on the road coming in off to the left. I have seen up to five eagles down there at a time. Really one of the magical areas here.