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Try Godfrey Bridge, Over the last 40 years I've camped there dozens of times and took my kids when they were young. You can swim in the Wading or take a 2 mile ride to Harrisville and swim. The kids especially like the camp store located across the bridge (5 minute walk from Godfrey Bridge)...

Dead right there. When Comcast works it works well, but any problem you have, technical, billing, etc. is very difficult for them to resolve. I actually dread having to call them because I know it will take multiple calls to get fixed. I just placed 5 calls to them to fix their own billing...

I did find the following in the article. "Opening up some single track would mean a change in the DEP’s existing policy which states that: “The creation or use of single-track trails for motorized use is prohibited.”

Yes! I remember the Chocolate shop and the foosball game and roast beef sandwichs that came with fries and gravy on top and their local snapper soup. Mayos was a lot more crowded in the 70's and attracted a lot of shore traffic.

EXCELLENT! I never liked that idea and can remember when crosswalks were added in my town. I argued then with a proponent of the crosswalks that it would cause problems. I also know several people who got tickets (setup by police traps) from entering the crosswalk area while a pedestrian was in...

FWI, I an view it on IPAD.

We're lucky! Colder and it would have been a blizzard.

Thanks for the pix, I enjoyed them. And boy how times have changed! Imagine putting on a suit and tie to go canoeing today.

Behind that closed gas station is a cemetery that should be of interest. http://www.interment.net/data/us/nj/burlington/peacock/

Is it near Martha's Furnace road, up Chatsworth road a bit from Harrisonville lake?

This weekend brings a super moon and the brightest so far this year. http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2016/10/supermoon_2016_hunters_moon_to.html

Bambi is deadly! http://reason.com/archives/2001/11/21/north-americas-most-dangerous

http://www.philly.com/philly/news/20160904_Poconos-like_hiking_now_available_in_South_Jersey_s_redone_park.html

Nice pix! And glad a Good Samaritan found you. I think getting stuck has happened to most of us (happened to me) so a special thanks to all of the good folk that do come to the rescue.

Im in Florida this week and heard this story on the news. http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2016/05/big-ass-turtle-survives-florida-car-crash.html

You might have seen one of the Boss Hoss bikes, they are available in V-8. I saw one in Florida once, it looked all beat up, but it had nitro packs and was incredibly fast. https://www.bosshoss.com/view_bike.asp?x=BHC3LS3

You could also try using nail polish remover. The bottle comes with a small brush and the ticks hate it.

Well done, you may have saved their life. BTW, that's a good shot of your cars pine stripping.

I know there are some folks who will disagree with this, but I think it makes sense to put limits on the size and/or types of tires used in the woods. When reaching a deep puddle, most vehicles will be forced to turn around (no big deal in most cases). But trucks with huge mud lugger tires can...