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Leisuretowne is about 30 minutes away.

Is that in the regional growth area?

I drive down there a few times a month. There used to be some large Turk's cap Lily but I haven't seen them in several years. The Blue Mist flower along the roadside is nice also! There is a nice trail across the bypass if you park at the canoe launch area.

It's along Coleman's Bridge Rd. between the bypass and Lake Pemberton.

When I look back at old threads and see a posting by James Ungehajer I like to give him a memorial "Lo and behold".

Go to NJCF's website, click Who We Are, then News, page 5, March 23, 2010

Aaah, this looks like the site that was supposed to be a park in perpetuity (until money could be made with a solar farm). In order to build a solar farm on an abandoned dumpsite it must be properly capped first. I think that monitoring well should be checked out!

Looks like it was done recently. This was the groundwork and the write-up probably isn't done. Most of their research is online at their website.

Probably part of the training on base. There has been a lot of helicopters and jets flying around here this week.

Ed's place, I believe it was a chicken farm.

Baffin Brook may have originally started in the area where the bogs are now or just across Pasadena Rd. just below the big sand pit. It travels through the woods toward the Upton area (you can see an old bog in the 1930 aerials). The next time I am at Whitesbog I'll ask if we have anything in...

Friends of mine lived at Buffins Meadows in the 1970's. It is where Baffin Brook meets Pasadena Rd. Were there cranberry bogs built in that area in 1866?

Maybe one of the routes between Holly Haven at Upton and Whitesbog?

I read an article from 2013 about them donating cedar trees from the hundreds that were blown down during the storm to an inner-city group teaching kids how to build sailboats. The two areas might not be the same? I believe the cedar restoration project has to be approved (if more than 5000 sq.ft.)?

Isn't Haines doing a cedar restoration in an area that was hit hard during Hurricane Sandy?

I was working by Carranza Rd. today and around 10:00 am it was coming down hard. The homeowner checked his rain gauge when it stopped and said he measured 2 1/2 inches in there

A minimum of 3.2. Being in the Preservation District there are probably PDCs involved.

My guess is a lot over 3.2 acres owned prior to 1979?

If you leave a few walls from the original structure is it considered a renovation?

A nice cover version of a classic