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My four year old goes crazy on the wild blueberries and huckleberries. He says the store bought ones don't taste the same and he won't go near them. Get him out in the woods and, without intervention, he would literally eat them non-stop. Jeff

Great experience, Guy!!! really rare and very cool. Jeff

http://xfinitytv.comcast.net/tv/Destination-Truth/95845/1456914573/The-Jersey-Devil---The-Yeren/videos?cmpid=FCST_hero_tv

Nice report and photos, Chris! I have seen black coyote puppies in the stafford forge area. I heard a couple other reports of black coyote being around in Medford WMA (of all places). Jeff

"they travel a few hundred miles a day" what?

In CT but close enough to post this story I suppose http://video.foxnews.com/v/987025118001/mountain-lion-sightings-in-ct/

Excellent article. It is refreshing to see an article that doesn't read like a tourist brouchure for a change. An adventure with some historical and geographical facts, and some cultural observations intergrated well within the text. Deep, Dark and Desolate...you bet, I wouldn't have them any...

Dead on. Couldn't agree more.

200 ft. from the shore. That's pretty close. http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/Great-White-Shark-Spotted-Off-NJ-Coast-123236563.html

After the PBX after hike party on Saturday I was driving home via sandy ridge road. About a mile north of Hawkin's bridge (a little before 10pm) I came upon about 10 jeeps going the oppisite way. they kindly pulled over to let me pass. As I passed the first he called out to me. I stopped...

I give up. I could only guess, as Bob did, that it is south of the A/c expressway or on private land. I know I've found some ruins south of the Expressway that I have never heard about before. Jeff

Yeah, she told me about it a month ago. She said she wasn't listing it yet so I didn't mention it. It will be a shame to see her leave her post at Buzby's. She said she is just ready to retire.

Great stuff, Jerseyman, thanks for posting this.

I found it, but all of my photos are gone:(

It is pretty. Theoritically, you could probably put in at hampton lakes up on 70 to really make a trip out of it. It twists like a snake and gets pretty shallow at times. I seem to have a trip report around somewhere where I kayaked west of 206 on the sleeper, I'll see if I can find it. Jeff

Gee, it sounds a little wimpy when you put it that way. Clearly there was a misunderstanding, I twisted my leg while saving new born puppies from an apartment fire that broke out WHILE I was assembling a grill. Yeah, that's it. This spot does look ripe for pickerel. I'll hit it and report...

I started here. there is an old access road off the firelane to the river http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.8867182376092&lng=-74.63218420743942&z=19&type=k&gpx= and I ended here http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.887031067496764&lng=-74.62426900863647&z=19&type=h&gpx= It is a short...

Very nice, Ed. I've been noticing a lot of sheep laurel about, and the mountain laurel on my property (I have a lot of them)is in full bloom.

After seeing a photo online, I think i'd have to go with blue flag iris. definitely not pickerel weed, I know that one.

why is this in the slag heap?