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Sounds like it could be paradise or the Baatan Death march! Good luck and enjoy it! I'm looking forward to hearing either way.

I don't know about that far up, but just below Pennypot (at the Old dam off Rt.322) I understand the dam is made from Teak wood from a shipwreck on the coast! Pennypot down should be in fair shape but take tools just in case if your going down that far. It has the tendency to throw out odd trees...

Was that mill perhaps primarily for the bogs in that area? Is it possible that was owned by the Cranberry farm for crates, and also structural lumber (ie. Cedar adjacent to the bogs) for commerce (ie. buildings towards Pemberton or for the Military res.)? I believe in WW1 Amatol had contracts...

Well, according to the gauge. I'm sure it had some water if you didn't mind picking your way. Not much flow, though.

Yeah, the 13th was dust mask conditions!

By the way, it's a state bridge! Good luck on getting it repaired any time soon! (Although, Constable suprised me)!

I'm glad they have decided to fix it! It hasn't been right since the August storms of 1997. As to Pleasant Mills bridge, they haven't fixed that since before 1995 when it failed a state inspection! They had it blocked for a while, but they had to reopen it (with a warning posted) due to...

And fast - I guess the combination of narrow river and wide expanse of recieving area (bogs) make it suseptable to fast water increases (height and volume). http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nj/nwis/uv/?site_no=01410000&PARAmeter_cd=00065,00060

Forecasting 1" - 2" for this system. That should bring us up close to normal for the year. Yesterday's super low humidity (24 per cent) combined with the high spotty winds were responsible for the warning. I heard it on marine weather saturday morning (it surprised me as I thought last weeks...

If your into country music, we have our "Piney" version at Albert Hall : http://www.alberthall.org/ or if you like the sea in bygone eras : http://www.tuckertonseaport.org/ If you are into the histories of the area as interpreted by the state, : http://www.batstovillage.org/...

Try this link : http://njdevilhunters.com/ It has an area of theorys that may help as well as versions of the original story. Good luck and keep that fire low!

______________________________________________________________ After war, only who is left write the history! :hist101: My appoligies. (The voices in my head made me do it!)

The Ospreys are on the nest on Lower Bank Road too! You can see them from the treeline along the road and won't spook them. (A couple hundred yards distance). The pole / nest is near the road. Sometimes you can see the hatchlings poke their heads out.

What ship did he say? SS. Upchuck? No wonder it smelled! :) Troopships - Built for comfort. No ventlation, overcrowded, always rolling in the slightest seas, and fuel fumes! At least it took forever to get home! No wonder the US looked so good to you! Congratulations - youse am a survivor!

I believe that's up "narth", (where they "don't" speak Elizabethan)!:dance:

Probably in the tradition of J Wharton (Robber Baron) or the man himself. He was a great one to become "resourceful" with ownership of land, when he was actively engaged in seeking to sell his (our) water to Philly. As I understand it, he was reported to have his legal counsellor draw up papers...

Godfreys Bridge may be a better choice, as it's easier to find and to get to. Hawkins Bridge or Bodine Field may or may not be accessable by conventional vehicle, depending on the conditions of the road. Also they tend to be used by larger groups. (Have you considered going during the week? Most...

I believe there are perigrines at the Forsythe on the meadows in Galloway! Check in at the nature center and ask. Also, they have a log book for sightings updated daily. Budd has spoken about seeing them there, I just don't recall the time of year. I think there's a fee involved so if you know...

Alarm, alarm! :siren: Our historic items are being taken by brigands unknown! Our historic reminder of the Great Flood (appoligies to Noah), has joined the ranks of items of interest ranging from socks in the dryer, to misplaced property monuments like a cornacopeal black hole in the tradition...

Nice pictures! looks like your grub needs a shave!:rolleyes: Do you need a separate lens for the macro shot ? (Great detail, by the way!)