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Wagon? What wagon would that be?

See that, Bob? You can tell much about a person by the beer (or rather, swill) they drink. :D

I think one raceway would have been sufficient to drain the bog. Is there any evidence of a gate where the dam/road crosses either of the two races? Now I'm itching to get back there.

It would seem that sometimes more outflow channels were needed for cranberryin'. Collins Mill in Galloway is an example of a millpond converted to a cranberry bog where a new channel was dug out for the cranberry operation.

Let me know when you want to take a hike back to that causeway you found on the Sleeper.

Oops, I just realized I mistyped. I meant to say, perhaps the sawmill never utilized the main channel. It could be the case that the two northern channels were the tailraces of both the forge and sawmill. However, looking at the 1931 aerials, it seems clear that there was a mill that utilized...

Jeff, you up for a hike today?

Ben, perhaps this third channel was later dug out for the cranberry bog? Or perhaps the forge never utilized the main channel?

If you lose your life by getting hit by a falling tree limb, then surely this is God's will. Save the trees.

no matter, never mind.

Never was no cows crossing there...:)

Yep, it's still there. http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.67832085299601&lng=-74.54119428992271&z=21&type=h&gpx= These are the remains of a dam, btw.

Pretty freakin' neat.

You seem like such a pleasant fellow.

Bzzzzz! Guess again.

Very neat!

Yep, it's on Wharton land. If I recall, it was not far from Evan's Bridge.

Honestly, I'd have to take a closer look to be sure, but my impression was that it was probably cut in the past 10 years or so.