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We had 48 at Whitesbog for the hike led by Turtle. There was the option of a 3 or 1 mile hike and hot soups, chili and desserts in the barrel factory afterwards. A very enjoyable way to start the year!

I believe the only votes that would be affected would be ones where his vote could have been the deciding vote or if losing his vote means there wasn't a quorum. Most decisions are usually unanimous.

We were talking about building some more a few days ago. We also have wood duck boxes out around the reservoirs ;)

It looks a lot like a field when you turn off of Route 530 into Whitesbog.

Couldn't they cross in Burlington and take the Riverline to Trenton ;)

In the words of Admiral Farragut; Damn the torpedos, full speed ahead!

The road runs alongside his property? Wouldn't a fence keep people off of his property?

It gives the location as 2169' from Spring Lake Blvd. in Pemberton.

http://www.state.nj.us/dep/parksandforests/forest/community/bigtree_registry.html I watched the video on Facebook and when it was over I checked out to big tree registry. I noticed the Mutha is the biggest Atlantic White Cedar now but the person who reported it was a surprise.

Turtle might have some information. I see her and several other familiar faces in the pictures.

It passed

Sorry Boyd, I tend to be vague at times! Luckily those that know me can translate :). I wonder if anyone has read the revised resolution and can relay any thoughts from the user groups. I think written comments would be the best course since public comment at the meeting is after the subject is...

NJPineBarrens.com and Open Trails NJ are taking the position that: We support using a USGS Topographical map to establish a baseline of roads, however the 1997 map must be used as it is last complete map of roads in Wharton State Forest. We believe that the Pinelands Commission act as an...

I think the location hasn't been finalized yet. The last I heard was at the War Memorial in Trenton. I would wait for more info.

The date and location have been changed.

The Forest Springs Hotel burned down in 1895. There is a picture of the spring at the West Jersey History Project site. It's still there on private property and covered up.

Pemberton Township?

Nice trip, pretty much the same things. A lot of Platanthera clavellata. The flags were from a field trip given by Mt.Cuba. They must have had limited time so someone went out the day before and scouted.

I did a trip with the Philadelphia Botanical Club yesterday and we crossed paths with the group that did the flagging. They put them out before the trip and removed them as they left yesterday.