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Very well-put, Jeff.

They have the road to the Forks open. I think that was closed on the last version of the MAP. Edit: Is there talk of permanently closing West Mill Rd?

As a member of PBX, I can assure that we have a healthy diversity of thought.

Jon, You wrote: "You can all speak to each other without dissenting voices." You also wrote: "I don't belong here. I have a different world view than the rest of you." Sounds like you are the one who wants an echo chamber without dissenting voices.

I agree about Tony. The vast majority of people here here engage in civil debate, if they engage in debate at all. Tony and Jon are exceptions to that rule.

We like civil debate and discussion here, Jon. This is not the first time that this particular debate has triggered an emotional outburst from you. If you can't keep your composure during a disagreement, then I'd suggest simply refraining from participating in such discussions. Would be a shame...

Guy, I assume you meant ironstone, not slag?

A number of sensible, thought-provoking hypotheses. I admit I'm a sucker for fluvial explanations. I wonder if our own @Spung-Man would subscribe to permafrost crack idea, as he has suggested such an explanation for the patterned ground found along Indian Branch...

And another nearby: https://boydsmaps.com/#16.00/39.753974/-74.849036/midatlidar/0.00/0.00

https://boydsmaps.com/#16.00/39.751912/-74.846139/midatlidar/0.00/0.00 This is here in the Pines. 150 feet in diameter.

It is still a matter of debate, but the aeolian hypothesis makes sense (nabkhas). Perhaps @Spung-Man can chime in. Another interesting and maybe even compelling hypothesis is that they were formed by gophers. Yes, gophers. https://www.livescience.com/41693-mima-mound-mystery-explained.html

None of these in the Pine Barrens (that I'm aware of), but very interesting. What do you think they are?

Bummer!

bwahaha. Damn it, Boyd. I have things to do!

https://opencomedy.com/wd40 Same guy? Could be trolling?

That's f'n gold!

Awesome work as always! Incidentally, see here: https://boydsmaps.com/#14.00/39.625341/-74.637962/pines2023/0.00/0.00 "Gardiner's Landing" is a toponym, the origin of which I have not been able to figure out. As far as I can tell, it first appears on the USGS 1942 topo. Has anyone seen it...

I'm not that fast of a digger! I recognized it.

That be Lower Forge

Ah, of course. Neither have I.