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and if it's possible to drive into the lake some knucklehead will do it

The Ojibway to this day harvest wild rice in canoes in Northern Wisconsin on their reservation.They sell it in stores along the highways.They bend the plants over the canoe and beat the stalks and the ripe grains fall in the boat.

not the exact species found here but ours looks about the same as this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zizania_texana

Lot of Rice along lower Manumuskin as well

Down here the wild rice marshes are treacherous walking.Very soft much like a Spartina alterniflora marsh only even soupier mud.Spartina patens (Salt Hay) is much more walkable.I don't even try to walk through rice unless I"m walking down a stream with a current,Sometimes they'll have a decent...

Just great! We have what I believe is the biggest bed of wild rice in NJ down here at Maurice River Bluffs. Lot of it in the Maurice Basin scattered around quite a bit but i know of several very big beds of it. I wonder if it's because it's Mau RICE?

I was just there yesterday and there were fresh cuts and when the boaters passed they said it was good.I was below quaker bridge so i dont know if they put in there or Hampton Furnace but it was good from their put in to about a mile above Batsto lake which is where i was.

I haven't seen a lot of cedar damage around here but it sounds like the ice took them down as well.

Back in the Derecho had a 14 inch diameter approx 40 ft tall pine snap ten feet off the ground in my yard and the top just brushed the north side of my house.If it had of snapped at ground level or uprooted it would have taken out the house..As it was a few years before that had a dead limb...

I was in Wharton yesterday driving and there were downed pine trees everywhere.The road i was on had been cleared just enough to get vehicles through.Branches drug to the side and often hopping the tops of trees that just reached across the road.It's the same way down here near the Bay.Pines...

Actually wouldn't the openspace file be incorrect? it shows the lower road as being owned by the state as an easement passing through his property? perhaps thats how it was intended to be but perhaps he whined about it till the state gave him the road (lower) and made the upper road to bypass...

I just noticed that the openspace file says that even the lower road through paradise property has a right of way through it.Of course the upper road avoids the property completely and the gates shuts off both.

The Map didn't work.Plan 2

If we can not vehicle access the road beyond paradise lakes He should not be allowed to access it either.Either the state is complicit in this as a way to deny access to the rest of us or the state has been neutered by the City of Hammonton or said property owner.

who is this bridge for? Is it going to be for the public? It goes right through Paradise lakes property does it not? This would give only the owner access to the public road that the rest of do not, vehicular access anyway.