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My Brother Piker and I went up stream there , it's Beautiful and so clear, great pickerel fishing

All the work they put into Strawbridge lake in Moorestown and it is still only a step above water treatment discharge. It has a number of deep holes yet the water hardly moves. Good luck any way

There is also a very nice nature trail at Atsion that starts behind the ranger station and comes thru the woods and behind the pond that's on Quaker Bridge road ,It's a nice couple hour walk if you're into that . My brother Piker and I walked it and had a great time out there .

Is there s site i can go to , to see how many it is possible to identify in Jersey?

I still go with that it is an animal they can't identify. Ive been out in the pines at night and have had some weird things happen, never feared for my life but still strange and I loved it all

I love it to much to compete, takes the fun out of it for me , but there are those whom thrive on competition and those stories i do love reading

Also , one more bit of info , "Big Year is a awesome book as to what lenghts birders do go to , to see a bird Not sure of the Author but it is called the Big Year, easy enough, Good Luck on your birding Jaunts and don't get frustrated LOL!

Hey Whip, I have always kept a life list for the past 30 years . Although most of the birds are repeats I never give up hope that i'll se that one bird I have never seen. Life Lists are important because they keep track of your sightings so there is no confusion , they show what birds have been...

For the most part , they are pack hunters

Dude ! Nice fish I'll bet your son had a ball reeling that one in ,Nice

Hey bdossman, Welcome to the site! The Botona trail is around 50 miles long and camp sites to do a continuing hike are quite spread out I think you would have to do a marathon hike . If you start at Carpenters springs in ongs hat then you would have pakim pond ,not sure there are camp...

Hey jerseyman The Bricks I have are stamped with the frog as you call inset with a raised line around the edge. Sorry i can't supply a pic , i don't have a digital or the means to down load it . I might try a friend ,maybe they could take the pic and send it to me then i'll upload it for you

Oh Cabin fever doesn't even begin to describe it Ed, I have a canoe and fishing gear and a pick up that's just dying to get out there !!! Plus the rudy turnstone migration at Brigantine

Absolutely Gorgeous Bird , Nice ,Real Nice !

Thanks Jerseyman, Most of the bricks out there were worn away or broken but i dug thru the rubble and found two good ones. I love walking around Atl. county park, you can walk around Back where the old foundations are all day long and never be on the same road twice, especially out towards...

I know how ya feel Guy! I moved up to pennsy for nine months and man was i out of my element! They have no clue what the pines are where i lived. Only good thing about up there was Cabellas was only 20 minutes away!

Old bricks do have a history of there own. I have a few Bricks from Atl county park that are stamped " SB Co. I also had at one time some bricks from the Mansion that was on Chatsworth Lake . But i did like the one about Peter Pan

There are a few developments like that in Gloucester county where they built several hundred homes and " preserved" a large portion for nature due to it being wet lands and then the next municipality over built right up to the wetlands . So where is the preservation now? All developers are doing...

It was a controlled burn, a buddy from work is involved with that .

Hey Jim, My company poured the crete when they re-built the dam so when ever i was fourth or fifth in line i always went exploring . It was a very interesting area the Homes the terrain, but i haven't been back there since , now my interest is peaked now ,thanks for that picture show It's...