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Who actually owns the road? The State or Hammonton?

Bob, I thought they were all Native sandstone,they all looked like identical rock but one had a calcite vein in it visible in the photo.I have never seen calcite in a South Jersey rock. Thats the stuff speleothems are made of.

Guy or I can show Him where his corners are located.All He has to do is ask.I for one would do it for free just to have the opportunity to see him have to admit his ignorance and put an end to this charade.

Boyd Your map shows the southern road and it is an exception running through the exception or perhaps i should say an easement running through it but your map does not show the northern route which completely over shoots the Paradise lakes exception.Guy and I have both been to the stones marking...

are they still running a campground at paradise lakes or is someone living back there? Last time I was back there there were a few hippies in a tent.They didn't see me.

A question. Has anyone tried coming in from the other direction to see where or if He has gated the road from that way as well?

Went out to some private property near Cumberland Pond today with a friend who has access to the property and had some info on the corners.We were hunting for four known stones and a two pipes.What we didn't find was two of the four stones and one of the pipes but we found the other two stones...

As you can see from the open space overlay which may not be 100% accurate and from my stone GPX file which is accurate the raod passes above the Paradise Lakes exception. The state needs to get a surveyor out there and then take the guy to court and tell him to get his crap off their road before...

Guy I could have swore the road stayed outside of (to the north) of the state monuments.I am going to have to see if i can find my files but I thought the northern most road was entirely on tstae property?

I see my old pics are all gone but i stopped out to the bog stone today to take it's two year old pic and it is still there.The first pic is a nearby stone that is a favorite of mine that is on the way to the bog stone.This stone has no name other then a number on the hartman maps for an Eli...

Was the pun intended? A long dead thread???

I thought about it too.No time then and none now.When i have the time I won't have the money and I"ll be too old anyway,matter of fact i already am.

And I have the nerve to complain about my ass aches?

The big cedar on Nixon branch is slightly over 11 ft breast height.I guess it has never been reported

A writer of Historical fiction that I really did like and have read all his books was terry Johnston who wrote the Titus bass series and was doing a series on the western Indian battles when He died half way through it.Also Donald Clayton Porter wrote an awesome White Indian series that I read...

Yes Guy.First time I was ever pick pocketed by a bush. I"m surprised i walked that far without noticing it but the tree was in sight so I didn't need it at that point.When i left the tree I"d of noticed it being gone for sure.Normally it's around my neck but I shoved it in my pocket and had the...

Never read Him but had a friend who raved about Him:-)

PS Jim Wright wrote this? I"m descended from a Jim Wright! But He was from Goochland County Va back around 1800

They started the hacking project when I was about 22 in 86? Unless they we're doing it awhile before I discovered them out to the Point.I walked up behind a young guy probably younger then I was who lived in a trailer hauled out there during the summer.He was behind a spotting scope spying on...

This was taken last winter a day after I discovered these two trees.I took Whipoorbill out to see the trees and he filmed it live on periscope.he just realized his phone saved the video and he sent it to me on facebook. The biggest (second) tree has a Bald Eagle nest in it.The longest occupied...