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It is a Black Rat Snake

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Yes I had thought it might be a marker of sorts for someones personal history but would not have the slightest idea how to find out what the history is.If the plains were burnt to the ground it would be visible for quite a ways but the rocks do not appear to be cooked which would make them pink...

Are you aware of the cemetery on Moss Mill that has wooden tombstones or should I say Tombboards?

I remember when I was there thinking it looked limestone which definitely would not be indigenous.Being an old caver I"ve had a bit of experience with limestone.

for someone just getting rid of them it's piled awfully neatly

Amanita Muscaria.Hallucinogenic which by the way means poisonous as well.

Amanita Muscaria.Hallucinogenic which by the way means poisonous as well.

Amanita Muscaria.Hallucinogenic which by the way means poisonous as well.

all I do is right click,click rename and erase the e and now i have a .jpg file

There no trail to it if my memory serves me right.we crossed the meadow from east to west heading back toward the road and just wandered into it.Amazing coincidence we'd wander into the same thing like that off trail then again not really because bob is a plant man and likes his spungs so he was...

We found it in the winter and you could see it much clearer.we thought it was some type of sled.

Me and Bill found that thing maybe 15 years ago and wondered what it was.I gave Bob the coords to it but I don't think He has seen it yet.You went looking for it from my coords or just wandered into it?

Guy this car wasn't here was it? https://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.714678726441434&lng=-74.3588526884842&z=18&type=nj2015&gpx=

I"ve been to Quehanna.A most awesome white birch colony there.Nothing but birch for quite a ways back from the road.

I have word from a botanist that this is wild raisin or withe-rod, Viburnum nudum, likely var. nudum (based on plant's height), but possibly V. nudum var. cassinoides (usually taller but would need to see leaf margins and seeds to be sure).

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Is the Hammer still there?

http://www.fox29.com/news/local-news/police-in-new-jersey-search-for-alligator-on-the-loose

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