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Boyd, Absolutely awesome

You need to ask Boyd for his fishing maps. They're still in beta but I find them immensely helpful, providing up to the minute status of weight, size, and species of fish in every Pine Barren's body of water. Beware, there are some false positives for the large puddles from the recent rains...

If you look at maps from various sources it appears that roads such as Stevenson/Red, Beaver Dam, Long Causeway/Baptist and Sims Place Roads are all "public roads" that neighbor private property, much like the road in front of my house. I can hike, ride a bicycle and probably drive a Hummer...

Did you notice if the truck or trailer had NJ or out-of-state tags?

FYI, I've heard rumors that after the PPA is finished closing Boyd's driveway their next project is to have skeeters declared the official bird of the Pine Barrens, obviously with protected status.

My wife and I toured the property yesterday and were ready to make an offer. Then we noticed in the sellers disclosure schedule that some organization called the Petulant Persons Association wouldn't let us drive our Jeep up the driveway. What is the world coming to?

I've lived in Tabernacle for 41 years, serving as a slave to a 10,000 sq. ft. lawn. I want to surrender and let nature take its course but the Mrs. isn't too keen on the idea. I think I can get her to compromise on a clover lawn. Was wondering if anyone had experience with clover turf...

Does PPA need a permit for the "drone Photos"?

Quote from Beck: ....... "On the opposite corner there is a building which is also public, a combination gas station, general store, and poolroom"...... Beck subsequently describes the building as the Antrim Store

In 1936 Henry Charlton Beck authored a book titled Forgotten Towns of Southern New Jersey that contains a chapter on Red Lion. I don't want to get the website in trouble by quoting copyrighted material but the chapter contains a description of a building across from the Red Lion Hotel (now the...

Talk to th owner of the Red Lion Inn. He can probably refer you to family members and friends that can help you out.

With your psychic ability to predict next month's fire you should consider spoort's betting.

Jon, Could you provide a very generic location?

didTeegate help you?

Don't tell Jon, but the coyotes at Parker have acquired a taste for photographers, especially at sunrise and sunset.

be careful - programs and apps that are copyrighted may be blocked from migrating a halfway decent computer store or a local teenager may be able to get you where you want to go for less $

Given all the recent rain, and the work of some very energetic beavers, does anyone know if the sign regarding motorized vehicles applies to small small watercraft?

Jon, Before you went digital did you use film? The warmth and vividness of your photos remind me of the low ISO Kodacolor/Kodachrome days. Thanks for sharing your work with us.

The fence in front of the property has a sign on it that says "NOPE". For years I've wondered what that means or refers to. Anyone know?