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That's not supposed to happen here. The rapture must be nigh.

Bob, oops! 1 and 1/2 feet long. And no, 46er, nothing like that. Lemme see if I can find a picture of a similar fish.

When I was diving in the Batsto River the other day, I saw two rather large fish(about a 1 and 1/2 each) hovering side by side between the branches of a submerged cedar tree. They had long, narrow bodies and their heads were pretty rounded, and I'd guess that they are grayish/blueish in color...

Spungman, can you explain what we're looking at on that map?

I beg to differ, Ben. The beer is good when its aged and paired with fitting food. You'll catch on.

Nice!

Al, the wrecks are about 140 years old. I'm jealous of your underwater excursion!

Thanks, Al and Guy. Yes, that's the photo I took of one of the wrecks at Hermann during a blow-out tide.

http://gabrielcoia.bandcamp.com/ Something I wrote for a string quartet back in college.

I tease! I tease!

Well, it certainly doesn't match up to the greater Egg Harbor River, a.k.a. the Mullica. ;) But don't tell Spung-Man I said that.

The "largest"? How do they figure, I wonder?

That's no horseshit, Clerk. There's no better world than that wherein beer meets archaeology. But yes, two good beers there.

Hey now, I didn't say I never paddled it. Just not recently. :)

Alas, no.

Here: http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.65805846328016&lng=-74.52758073806763&z=17&type=h&gpx= It's the West Branch that runs through Speedwell. Chips Folly is on the Wading River proper, downstream from the confluence of the East and West branches. Yes, or more specifically, the West...

Mark, thanks for the info. Do you know what type of mill was established there by Dr. Smith? Also, is it true that he claimed to be born in 1776? I've heard that before, but I've had no luck tracing the claim to a source.

Looks like a natural ironstone deposit. You sure you're looking at slag there, Kevin?

What the hell were you doing, Robert?