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  1. pinelandpaddler

    Salt hay burning?

    Now that I'm thinking more about it, I'm wondering if they were dug out for mosquito control.
  2. pinelandpaddler

    Salt hay burning?

    I don't rightly know, but I've always thought they were dug out as short-cuts for boats. How exactly they dug it out back then, I don't know.
  3. pinelandpaddler

    Sasquatch in the Pines

    I'm thinking of Rt. 552, but I now see that this particular stretch wasn't constructed until relatively recently. The mound is probably from roadway construction, I'd guess.
  4. pinelandpaddler

    Salt hay burning?

    Yes, I have it book-marked. Excellent read so far. Thanks.
  5. pinelandpaddler

    Salt hay burning?

    Thanks you, kind sir. Lagunitas coming your way next time I pop in for a visit.
  6. pinelandpaddler

    Sasquatch in the Pines

    Al, There is a mound next to Manumuskin Creek immediately upstream from Mill-May Rd. It was visible from the road as I drove by today. Do you happen to know what it is?
  7. pinelandpaddler

    The NEW Beer Thread

    I recall BCB. They went out of business shortly after I turned 21, so I don't recall how it tasted. I remember I like it, though. Say, Spung-Man, I still await your response to the "salt hay burning?" thread.... ;)
  8. pinelandpaddler

    The NEW Beer Thread

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNjM-Dwj62k
  9. pinelandpaddler

    Salt hay burning?

    Likewise.
  10. pinelandpaddler

    Salt hay burning?

    Whoa! Very neat, Spung-Man. Is that then what we are looking at along the Mullica? Charred marsh?
  11. pinelandpaddler

    Salt hay burning?

    http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.56423816603477&lng=-74.51732397079468&z=17&type=nj1930&gpx=
  12. pinelandpaddler

    The NEW Beer Thread

    Loved it. Gonna relocate there.
  13. pinelandpaddler

    The NEW Beer Thread

    http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/220/74986 Drinking some now. Mm-mm good.
  14. pinelandpaddler

    Sasquatch in the Pines

    Here's a little something Cook wrote in the 1876 Annual Report of the State Geologist:
  15. pinelandpaddler

    Sasquatch in the Pines

    Actually, I'm thinking that the stream was called Governor's Stream before the pond was called Governor's Pond.
  16. pinelandpaddler

    Sasquatch in the Pines

    I don't doubt it. But take a look at the 1931 aerial and note that the pond seems to be the result of the stream getting backed up by a road/causeway.
  17. pinelandpaddler

    Sasquatch in the Pines

    Just thinking out loud here... I was wondering if Governor's Pond was named in honor of Jeremiah Basse, one of the early governors. Bass River is named after him (so I understand), so maybe this pond as well?
  18. pinelandpaddler

    Sasquatch in the Pines

    :D
  19. pinelandpaddler

    Sasquatch in the Pines

    Yeah, but.....
  20. pinelandpaddler

    Sasquatch in the Pines

    Are we certain that Governor's Pond is natural?
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