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Uh oh! Are you getting rid of your 4Runner? Why are you looking?

If you look carefully in the one photo, I may have also found the last remaining "beer ball" in NJ.

A prescribed burn uncovered a few old Clorox bottles the other day!

That's very interesting. The map really depicts how so many thunderstorms break apart over the Delaware Bay and never make it to NJ.

It's an Enduro motorcycle race.

That's really interesting. I will keep an eye out for any monuments. Hard to believe these old woods roads were the main throughfare to the seashore.

The width of the railroad right aways through the pines is impressive. This video really depicts how the old steam locomotives were a major source of forest fires.

"Look at his dock, it's 400 feet long." He has a 400 foot dock but his house doesn't have electricity. When the refuge bought the surrounding property they didn't even know a fisherman lived back there.

Yes, that's April's cranberry farm. The old building next door made and packed cranberry sauce. Towards the end of the farm, cranberries from Wisconsin were also utilized. The southern pinelands at one point was a major cranberry producer. The farm is for sale if you want to purchase it...

Definitely looks like Pitch-lob to me. Take a ride to the end of Weatherby Road just past the lake near Rt. 49. The pine plantation next to the old packing house looks exactly the same and I know for certain that it is a planted pitch pine/Loblolly hybrid stand.

That's terrible. I am so sorry to hear this. I hope it resolves soon.

Possibly Pitch-Lob hybrid.

When does a bicycle turn into a motorcycle? I was in Ocean City last summer and saw a dude riding an electric bicycle driving down the road at 35 mph towing a trailer. He wasn't wearing a helmet and weaved through the traffic at car speeds. I not a fan of regulation but I found it ironic...

Pretty sad if it was "stolen." I aways thought how special it was that 50 years of Pine Barrens enthusiasts left the plane wreckage alone for future generations to explore.

I always thought it was odd that one of the newest movie theaters went out of business so relatively fast. My weirdest inspection station memory was when I went with my buddy to Manahawkin in his lifted CJ-5. He was trying to get the coveted "stability" papers. They put his jeep through a mini...

I use this one. https://mesowest.utah.edu/cgi-bin/droman/main_menu.cgi?state=AL&product=mesomap&rawsflag=3

Locals claimed it was also used as a secret drug smuggling airport.

We used to "drag race" on Rt. 70 in front of the Marlton Burger King in the early 90s. Drag Racing is still alive and well on Weatherby Road in Port Elizabeth.

Also was used for illegal drag racing. They eventually cut perpendicular ditches in the runway to stop it.

IMHO, most of the coastal cedar mortality was a direct result of Hurricane Sandy. The tress succumbed to the salt water within 5 years.