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I'm stuck in a puddle and can't get out!
Say, does anyone know why it's called High Crossing? I know there was a railroad crossing there, but was wondering about the "high" part.- pinelandpaddler
- Post #6
- Forum: General Discussion
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Mullica From Jackson Road
A canoe anytime of the year is touch, but doable in higher water levels. Don't attempt it any time soon. A kayak, on the other hand, will fair much better. But its a tough stretch regardless, with lots of lift-overs and what not.- pinelandpaddler
- Post #3
- Forum: Recreation
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Lock's Bridge
Excellent, Guy. I look forward to seeing it.- pinelandpaddler
- Post #50
- Forum: Ghost Towns and Forgotten Places
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Tree Cutting on Quaker Bridge Rd.
Cedar has lasted much longer when submerged in water. It could have been rebuilt at some point....- pinelandpaddler
- Post #83
- Forum: Nature and the Environment
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NJ has one of the lowest obesity rates
' This speaks volumes.- pinelandpaddler
- Post #10
- Forum: General Discussion
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NJ has one of the lowest obesity rates
Hey man, I'm just packing the weight in case I need to survive an extended period of time without food.- pinelandpaddler
- Post #9
- Forum: General Discussion
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Lock's Bridge
Thanks to our beloved member, "turtle", I have found that the lock was built 220 years ago this month. The construction of the lock, then, would have taken place under Henry Drinker. This information was gotten from the Wharton Ledgers.- pinelandpaddler
- Post #48
- Forum: Ghost Towns and Forgotten Places
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Tree Cutting on Quaker Bridge Rd.
Or rather the 1700's (namely 1765), if John Pearce is correct. See Heart of the Pines, pg. 30. Unfortunately, Pearce does not cite a source for this information.- pinelandpaddler
- Post #81
- Forum: Nature and the Environment
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Rash of Spam Registration
Unintended consequences. But worth it nonetheless, no? ;)- pinelandpaddler
- Post #12
- Forum: Site News & Games
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Tree Cutting on Quaker Bridge Rd.
Looks like the sale advertisement was simply incorrect in placing the mill in Burlington County.- pinelandpaddler
- Post #64
- Forum: Nature and the Environment