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That picture was after it was painted.

I remember several spungs in the Seventies that always held water at least 6 months a year in Medford that tried up when developments began to encircle them.

Can you give a better location of where you were?

Don't waste your time on Jackson Road. By the time you get away from Medford you will be near Atco. You need to go east.

Boyd, The state foresty office on Atlantic Ave. in Mays Landing has copies of the book. Go in the office trailer in the back.

Pine Baron, That is the bridge I remember.

Pine Baron, I also remember walking the tracks as a child. I recall some sort of concrete railroad bridge on the west side of Rt. 70.

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I often wonder what we are doing today in our daily lives that people 200 years from now will be commenting on. Maybe cell phones are making us sick and we don't even know it yet?

1979 Ford F-150 Ranger with Camper Package

I have crossed that canal twice, once pushing a motorcycle. It's no fun. That's why it is called "the mile of mud."

I think it may be a crop duster from Downstown Aero spraying the blueberry fields to the west of the drag strip.

We put on tyvek suits and wore those aircraft crash/rescue fire helmets and took the ceilling out. It was disgusting. The whole tower was covered in squirrel sh#t!

I had a nest in the the fire tower I used to work in, they drove me nuts! At first I thought they were bats. I drilled a hole in the wooden ceiling and put a light up there, but it didn't work. I put up with it for months until one hot summer day after being up there for weeks without a day...

I used to work in the tower. The tower is the most vandalized fire tower in the state. Vandals have cut the steps off and we have to use plexiglass on the windows because people shoot the tower constantly. There is still buckshot in the plotting map.

The first picture appears to be a gypsy moth carcass and egg mass.