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Guy, Dogg57 is correct. It is Watering Place Pond. It is referred to as such in "The vegetation of the NJ pine-barrens" published in 1916. I pulled out my copy because I recalled it being in there. It has photos from 1913 of the pond. Jeff

Well, it seems that there are still some that haven't figured out that the Purgatory House is patrolled. I drove past on route 70 today and saw a white car and two state cruisers with lights flashing. Somebody's parents are going to be mad.

That's really cool, Al. I'm still waiting on my first bear encounter. Everytime I hear of someone seeing one I get a bit jealous. Jeff

Thanks for posting this. Very interesting. In The Great Plains...it is a surprise to learn that there is gold in the plains!!!! ummm. I wonder what kind of automobile they were using. Jeff

I've fished this old res. in the Parker Preserve from shore before with success. I wanted to try it with my kayak, though, to get into the old cedar stumps. It required a little dragging, but i was able to get into the res. by means of an old canal. Didn't have much luck, I'll have to try...

Saw a beautiful ring necked pheasant yesterday in the woods. Today i saw what might have been a dead black coyote on route 70. It was a bit too gory to slow down for a closer look with my wife and son in the car.

I'm pretty sure I posted this, or someone like me, posted this sometime back. But I thought I would link it again since it is such a great documentary. A lot of the ruins in the footage are gone now. The music is a bit annoying and the narration is a bit alkward but it doesn't matter...

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You're correct. quads are completely illegal.

I think we talked about this before didn't we? We were trying to figure out where these zombies were filmed. The enduros aren't a problem as they are mostly in the woods and only occupy the dirt roads for short runs, and there are always flagmen (almost always). Besides, they have been doing...

I have an '88 bronco. A well made truck.

True in music as well. Too many remakes, and sampling of existing music. You wouldn't believe how many Led Zep drum tracks are sampled into "the lastest sound". Of course, there is a tremendous amount of new, fresh music out there, but it doesn't make it to most radio playlists. A cover...

I've always called them a weir. Good advice here, i think. BTW, beaver don't eat fish, so you could always import a beaver if it is easier.

This looks great!! The score sounds terrific and congratulations to your engineer on getting such a clean recording outdoors. Best of luck with it. Jeff

Sorry to hear of your health situation, Greg. I truly hope the treatment/surgery and recovery go as smooth and quickly as possible. Glad you had a great day on Harrisville lake. I haven't been out there in awhile and you have me thinking that I ought to go back. Jeff

One of the best hikes ever!!! A great big THANKS to Al for putting this one together. http://www.kodakgallery.com/gallery/sharing/shareRedirectSwitchBoard.jsp?token=921343334215%3A35391900&sourceId=533754321803&cm_mmc=Share-_-Personal-_-shareCopyLink-_-Sharer-_-Top

I believe this is it. I haven't seen this episode in a while but I recall thinking they were at this museum. I haven't been there. http://www.theparanormalmuseumnj.com/MUSEUM/Exhibits.html

that gully around the bog is where the pickerel hang out (in the old abandoned bogs)

Bob, black rat in my back yard. About 16". I agree that at 36" this snake would look much different. http://www.kodakgallery.com/gallery/sharing/shareRedirectSwitchBoard.jsp?token=300439724215:1456413851&sourceId=533754321803&cm_mmc=Share-_-Personal-_-shareCopyLink-_-Sharer-_-Top...

immature black rat snake perhaps