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I really like this oak. I had one in my yard. Very hardy and stable. This found on the Hovnanian tract near South Toms River. In my experience, it's actually very infrequent in the Pine Barrens. Name it.

"By day five, Mr. McClish began to think more seriously about his predicament." That tells me he's too relaxed, and he was likely wandering too much. https://www.nytimes.com/2024/06/23/us/forest-rescue-big-basin-boulder-creek.html?unlocked_article_code=1.100.64h_.ERKuItKPRBqY&smid=url-share

I'm not. Would definitely ruin my day. What about you...

Do any of you have experience with these? If you did, would you buy a different one after getting yours, and if so, for what reason did you change your mind...

I see it mentions AC airport. Did you see what they are doing down there? They cut forest all the way to the Parkway. Must be expanding runway space.

Boyd, I want to thank you for putting the property lines into your Maps. It saved me a lot of time and aggravation. I just got another survey to do; 5 different lots totaling 500 or so acres. I want to ensure that I don't go outside the bounds, so I used your property line set to plot waypoints...

I followed a small tributary of Dias Creek yesterday, all the way to the source, which was a perfectly pristine and lovely open seep-swamp. There is something really grand about the small streams here. Unlike the pines, the ground is only about 8 feet above sea level, and because it's a...

Next time your buddy brags about his $2M house, tell him: "Oh yeah, well I looked at your house on Lidar, and it's just a blob of clay, same as the rest of us. You ain't nothing special".

Yesterday, in a sort of maritime forest (close at least). Several of these. I'm guessing 4 feet in diameter. Can you guess what it is?

I was surveying a stream near Colliers Mills and was suprised to see snappers come back from the dead. They looked dead, but were not. One was maybe 25-30 pounds, the other maybe 44-50. The one on the log is huge. He must have spent a week getting up there on the log. PS: how come they don't...

First visit to this in Dennis Township. While it is vast and beautiful, the cedar quantity does not live up to it's name. But, they are overall larger and taller than ours here north of the Mullica. This track took several hours to navigate. I did not want to go too far as I had no car at the...

Interesting presentation. Bottom line theory is, when the pines are jam-packed together and so more able to suck water out of the ground (and thereby evaporate more water to the atmosphere), our aquifers are more rapidly depleted. At least that's what I get out of it. I knew about...

I visited the subject wildfire area yesterday. This was definitely an extremely hot fire. In the top 5 of my memory for sure. All the trees in the fire path were burned right to their distant tips, and in many places the duff was burned right down to the sand. It probably was a slow moving fire...

Rumble.

This book is excellent. Very well written. There is a newer one out, but I'm not sure what has changed or has been added. Author: Russell Roberts...

I don't know if we have this on NJPineBarrens, so I'll plop it right here. Do NOT call the number. It's closed forever.

Thanks! As Gene Autry would say: "I'm back in the saddle again". (moderator note: this and the following posts were split from a thread on an unrelated topic)

Very slow. I restored and cleared my cache. Have you seen any lag?

This is odd. Lidar on left, 1980 on right. Inexplicable. Easy to get to just north of 72. Maybe they just left piles of sand or scraped around small areas to leave some trees?

Cars are one of my great interests in this World. I thought you'd get a kick out of this if you like them as well. https://www.wsj.com/lifestyle/cars/this-1966-wildcat-is-so-pristine-it-still-has-original-air-in-its-tires-19198af3?st=6ow2lx188qp2h69&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink