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Scott, congratulations to your family. Enjoy every moment. God Bless you all!

Like "Head"... The guy reportedly who lived on Little Mill Rd, Gloucester Two/Pine Hill

Sad.... Last month a Hare Scramble race went off at Ormond Farms in Millville. (A Meteor M.C event) Everyone appeared to be acting responsibly. Be safe everybody.

I hope you were wearing your tin foil helmet!

Was that a Meteor MC "clubhouse" of sorts? I know they were founded in Glendora. The club's site has cool history. http://www.meteormc.com/history.html

Thanks for posting Scott! I never grow tired of seeing those photos of Bill! I'm happy to see the event happening. A few of the ECEA events were cancelled.

Wow! Awesome pic Guy!

Yes, Thank you & nice to hear from you Jerseyman.

Well said Ben! You do an awesome job being proactive

Rolling paper bags of course!

As a Christian, I pray that she knew the Lord & that God will comfort Jerseyman.

Yes Sir! I've thought that same thing...1/2 arsed-backwards! Have a look at the Latrine at Oswego & see the meticulous job done to lock it down!

Plus I believe all of the "primitive" locations (Bodine, Godfrey, Batona, Lower Forge, etc) are still closed aren't they? (Due to Murphy's Covid-19 protocol)

@manumuskin ...true. I re-read what I wrote & messed up. The sidewalls are the truss, thus covering it for protection from weather. I also just read that another reason for covering the sides was so horses wouldn't be frightened from walking over the water(?)

The other part of the legitimacy is where a "real" covered bridge, the sidewalls & roof make up the structure (weight-carrying) design of the bridge. Kinda like an overhead truss. The bridge in Cherry Hill & Washington Twp are simply bridges that have a roof built atop them. the roof is simply...

Turns out the gentleman who passed is a very active member of the motorcycle community & is very knowledgeable about the location. Not a "lost in the woods" story. I read some commentary on another forum from the man riding with Jimmr. He gave high praise to State Park Police, EMS for their...

Thank you much!

I thought current Rte 70 was formerly Rte 40?

I once beat one to bits by smashing & gouging it to pieces with an excavator