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Welcome aboard, Eric.

That should be interesting. Ballast and ties? Or ties on dirt? Will you be swinging a sledge to drive spikes?

Wow guys, well done! I've been in some really thick briars like that, including one solo adventure up in the Water Gap where I wasn't at all certain I was going to be able to get myself out unassisted. Tip of the hat to all of you.

I absolutely believe there is, Jeff.

I'm amazed that you manage to keep all this going, Ben, much less evolve and improve it. Well done, sir.

Just within the last month or so. Several attached ticks per mutt.

There were hoaxers and pranksters in every era, and some of them have left documents behind that in later days seem realistic. Anyway, whether there was a secret mission or not it's unlikely that a determined naval historian would find no record of the building and commissioning of said "U.S.S...

That is pretty neat stuff, guys. Congrats on building something worthwhile.

Fail troll is fail.

Ok, then pay for it yourself and sell some banner space to Busby's ;). Or the Pic maybe (like they need it).

I'm in too, Ben. Set up a PayPal account or something. I can also lend some technical expertise if you ever need it, though I am not much of a php guy. Interesting, I mod on a very large technical forum (200k+ registered users), and we just went through a selection process for a replacement...

Wow, I hike a bit up there and that's a pretty good-sized cat. Gives one pause, although I know I am way outside of its prey criteria... it's still a big cat :).

I honestly didn't need or want to read further than... "High atop a hill theres a tower in the wonderful pine barrons of NJ"

This is another post dredged up from four years ago or so :). There has really been a lot of archaeological activity on the site recently,

That's great! I had no idea a Jonny Quest episode was set in the pines.

The Pine Barrens only had hills in the Sopranos ;).

I kind of miss that old bridge, but the new one does look shiny and strong! Great pictures, Ben. I have to get up to that area north of Aserdaten. Does anyone else find the duct tape over that shot-up dummy's mouth a little wierd?

Hahaha, I love you man.

Those are excellent pics. Thanks for posting them. That's about as clear a shot of the velvet ant as I've seen, and you're right, they never stop moving.

The Nature Conservancy hires quite a few people every year as land stewards, caretakers, etc.