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Are you saying WestJersey Bogs are now owned by the state?

Stoned people are always easier to control.

I saw what alcohol and weed did to my friends when we got out of high school.We were all straight through school,no drugs are juice of any kind.Then right after graduation all my friends started partying,me excluded.Right away they quit anything to do anything fun.Camping,canoeing all that went...

A Google search turned this up A covered bridge is a technical name for a specific kind of structure, not just any bridge with a roof. True covered bridges are defined by a timber truss (or frame) that distributes the weight of the load-bearing deck. The truss design determines how long a span...

Good point about the water. I would say that Green Seargent Bridge in Hunterdon County would be the only Legitimate (in my opinion) bridge in NJ.I was just there yesterday.Took Momma on a tour of Bucks County bridges which we haven;t done in about five years,used to do it every fall and we swung...

Lost me on the second paragraph

From what I"ve read the purpose of the roof is to prevent decay as long as possible.Much easier to replace the roof then the structure.Makes sense to me. Yes Muck a bridge with just a roof slapped on it does not qualify to me. I also prefer bridges with wooden structure as opposed to steel.

Yes Ben would be right,at least in my mind.I know of know official legitimacy test but many people build little covered bridges to nowhere in their yards and these are all on the site.Many of them can't be gotten too because their on private property and are quite new.To me anyway a legitimate...

Here is the link to NJ Covered bridges,only one is really legitimate....Green Seargent http://www.dalejtravis.com/cblist/cbnj.htm and heres the link to lost bridges with some interesting potos of some.There were two here in Cumberland County of which I knew the locations but had never seen...

To the best of my knowledge I have no ancestors in the Old Stone Church Graveyard but their in almost every other graveyards in Cumberland eastern Salem and Gloucester counties with some in Cape May, Atlantic and Burlington as well.Every cemetery in Bridgeton has a few of em.My Dad was from...

Thats Manumuskin country!

I think Thats the normal course of things that a 100K topo would have less detail then a 24 K topo since the 100 K covers four times as much area as a 24 K topo does,100 K is 100,000 inches on ground to one on the map while 24,000K is 24,000 inches on ground to one on map.@$ K has much more...

When you stand up and start to walk across the floor and it all sounds like a bowl of rice crispies accompanied with moans of pain I"d think that was at least a sign of old age.

drive into the Buttonwood Hill camp site. Park and walk to the southwest corner of the clearing about here, https://boydsmaps.com/#18/39.62865/-74.61867/pines1995bw and walk down into the swamp and you'll see a low ridge heading westward into the swamp.As you progress down this shallow ridge it...

I know I am old and I"m 56.I never had any fear that my A$$ could cash the checks my mouth would write but not any more.Sadly I have to rely on my 6ft 3 240 lb grandson to do cash my mouth checks now:-(

Chaffseeds rule, Pitch Pine drool.

I believe I have that blue map above

I just don't use my turn signals when Mommas in the car.Farting in the car with Momma is not a wise move,better to risk a no signal ticket.

New Jersey "The Sue Me State" How do you sue a car that drives itself???? Hmmmm. I saw these problems before they appeared.THis stuff has been happening for many years,it's called falling asleep at the wheel,the car drives itself,for a few seconds anyway

who does he sue?