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Four hours is moving fast!

I'd bet that's the case.

I've never been there, but I'm guessing Sharp's mountain, like other hills throughout the Pines, was excavated for ironstone to use as building material.

Lake Broyhill has some good fishing

Boyd, this video shows how it works. I'd highly recommend muting the music. :) Scroll bars are a product of meander migration. As the river migrates in the direction of the outside of the bend, the point bars on the inside of the bend are left in place. Eventually, a sequence of point bar...

Thanks for that bonus, Boyd! The scroll bars on the interior of that large oxbow are very apparent. I can't wait to see the rest of the Forks area when the lidar becomes available. It may just help solve some mysteries I've been working on.

Good to know! Thanks

Correct, I have no context, which is why I asked. Why would you think I'd hate the next episode? I am not discounting anything out of hand; I do think there should be a good logical reason to believe something, however.

"PS- one of my retired FBI agents is now a full time Paranormal investigator, he’s the guy who recorded the EVP and sent it to me, i met him through our other podcast, the word Beautiful is very clear on the original recording. " Sorry, haven't listened to the podcast yet, but I'm wondering how...

Hint, hint :)

I'm very eager to see the Forks of the Mullica

Can we get @Spung-Man to chime in?

I really look forward to these updates! Thanks again Boyd!

Yes, the hill is a natural feature - a remnant of an ancient river bottom. The elevation difference is rather pronounced in this area.

It has the typical grid of ditches, so cranberry bog would be my best guess. Here's an old cranberry bog in Smithville with the same kind of ditches: https://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.50008961032519&lng=-74.4763373082962&z=17&type=nj2015&gpx=

Cranberry bog, no?

OK, I misunderstood what you were saying.

I think you will be happy to learn that this is untrue.

Excavated for the glass factory.

I grabbed a six pack of this year's Sierra Nevada Bigfoot yesterday. Looking forward to enjoying some in the Pines this weekend.