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I don't know what you're asking because you are not articulating your question in a meaningful way. I would suggest that you construct a full sentence in order to remedy this, but I gather that you are not interested. You could have said as much. Good day, sir.

I don't know what you're asking.

46er and manumuskin, This is an interesting topic. Would either of you care to give your reasons for taking this position?

I take it that you concur with Bob's assessment?

Above the campsite, here: http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.72489931662992&lng=-74.67427510421754&z=17&type=nj1930&gpx= Just upstream from the campsite was where Burr's Mill was located.

How much are the fines?

I bet there is a law against it, but I think it would be silly to let that stop us.

Guy, is there a name to the pretty little tributary?

Batiste River? Where's that? :D Darn autocorrect.

Hey Ed. Years back, Jeff and I did a good deal of the stretch between the old cranberry bog reservoir and the Wescoat Bogs. Beautiful stream. I've also paddled a bit of the stream at Parkdale, another gorgeous stretch. The only other portion I've padded is from the mouth of the stream nearly...

The yellow flowers are blooming at Forsythe in Galloway

Risely is short but ultra sweet! Definitely remote.

I tease you, Bob. Nothing better than taking one's time on the river. Good to see you doing these paddles.

That's a tough question to answer. I think I'd include the Skit, Tulpehocken and Nescochague, yes. I'd also include sections of the Mechescatauxin (Sleeper Branch) and the Oswego above Oswego Lake.

Oh, and 5 hours? You're getting slow in your old age!

Love the upper Wading. The only stretch of river below Chatsworth Lake that I have not done is the stretch below the reservoir to Speedwell, because there simply isn't enough water. I've paddled a bit upstream from Speedwell before, but didn't get far. I wouldn't advise starting at Chatsworth...

S-M, Could this have been the location for one of these splash dams?http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.47481475175483&lng=-74.7706415097046&z=16&type=lidar&gpx= Note the ridge-like feature across the paleochannel in the Lidar image.

Ah, thanks, Toitle!

Say, Spung-Man...is this the oxbow you speak of? http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.490307960708684&lng=-74.75523490112306&z=17&type=nj1930&gpx=