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"And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell..." - Matt. 7:27

Ha! Ha Ha! Hahahahahahaha!

How would a cut through at the refuge have such a negative impact on the businesses to the North? What am I missing here?

I thought the foam was mostly made up of iron oxide. Is that not the case?

Are you talking about BobPBX? Yeah, he comes around once in a while to pick flowers.

Good point. Excellent question.

Did Blackbeard ever sail up the Mullica or another South Jersey river? It's possible. It is said that he and other pirates, such as Captain Kidd, found refuge in the bays and sounds along our coast. It is also said that Kidd was anchored at the mouth of the Mullica when he was betrayed by a...

Gerania is right about that. But the blue hole is only several feet deep.

Been awhile since I read Walden, but I always told myself I'd revisit it one day. I was reading some Emerson yesterday. "The American Scholar". Terrific read! "All sound heard at the greatest possible distance produces one and the same effect, a vibration of the universal lyre." - Thoreau...

Awesome article, Ben. One of my favorites yet! I'm wondering where the beer was brewed. Was it shipped from England? How much brewing was done in the Pines? Also, I have but one suggestion to you: I think you should note that you are using the term 'beer' in the archaic sense of 'lager'.

DeepXplor, you must have dove a "blue hole" other than the natural one right by the Great Egg Harbor. The latter is only 4 ft. or so deep and has no man made structures like the one in your photo.

John, the river was moving! Lots of erosion. As the water levels drop, we'll see the extent of it.

Wait a second, DeepXplor. Which "Blue Hole" did you dive exactly?

Yes, sir - I think so!

An abandoned meander of the Mullica. Nothing like kayaking through the thick of a cedar swamp.

Route 542.

Compare this with the previous photo of me kayaking over the foot bridge at Batsto.

Made it out for another flood paddle in the wake of Irene. The water was about 2 and 1/2 feet higher than last time! Pictures to come.

Fill us in!

What's going on over there? I can't find anything in the new about it.