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"sleepercatuxin" Ok, that works.

I'd like to finally make it this year, but I don't have 4 wheel drive...

Haven't been there, no. Your discovery has piqued my interest. We should do a hike back in the area sometime soon.

Greg, are these the old pilings at Y-Buc's bridge?

Jeff, That ain't no sleeper; that be the Mechescatauxin! Really though, nice find! Is this the location you are talking about?? http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.65553092555893&lng=-74.66619729995728&z=17&type=nj1930&gpx=

Good tune.

Right back at ya, Al. This one is only 11 years old though! It's about him losing his wife. This one got to me. "Now the river is wide and deep and brown."

John Hiatt

The Game Farm is 100 years old this year. Or what's left of it.

How bout that? Thanks, German! So the idea was to create freshwater habitat in what used to be brackish marsh?

I'm a bit weary of letting the site access my clipboard. But maybe I shouldn't be. I don't quite understand this computer stuff.

Good stuff, 46er. Be assured that those figures are actually there. Go to historicaerials.com and set up the 1940 and 2007 photos side by side and you will see that some of the features are still there.

Some good ideas, fellas. Jeff, oysters? That's something I would not have thought of! Hmmm.... I'm more skeptical of the idea that these reservoirs were for mosquito control. Are there any other examples of mosquito control reservoirs? As for the bog being brackish, I'm also...

Boyd, That 3D map is something else. Is that online?

http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.83855011436586&lng=-74.16333138942719&z=19&type=h&gpx= There were once some reservoirs here (cranberry bogs??) but there is something odd about them. If you look at this location on historicaerials.com and go to 1940, you can see some odd features in the...

Go Jerseyman!

Let's leave Charlie out of this.

Thanks, Staggerlee. What are some of these Revolutionary sites?

Don't mind him, Karl. He's just doing his thing. Hopefully he's done.

Well-stated, Ben.