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Glad to hear both families are alright.

Technically it is "big". I guess I should have said "gigantic". I'm definetly in for the next clean up. I guess the tires I picked up will have to be disposed of then, too. Paul

Pine Baron, good picture. I'm still going to walk that area. We got to Stokes and called it the day. It was a long four hours of exploring and figured we would go back. That probably is 78. Paul

Me too. I filled the bed of my truck with tires that were dumped all over the area. I'm going to try to get some help and go back and get that out of there. I just have to figure out where I can dispose of it properly. Paul

I found this today off of Hampton Rd. Did anyone lose it???

I will try from 206. Today we went through the woods and ended up on Rt. 30 in Hammonton. I think I will try after work one day this week since the days are longer. Paul

Guy, went out today with my family. We started the day by going up Chew rd. toward 206 and making a right at the tracks towards, I believe, the Albertson trestle. Somehow we didn't find it. Guess we'll just have to try again. We then made our way to Hampton rd. We checked out Hampton furnace...

I was also in that area around late morning with my family. We also did some hiking along the train tracks heading toward Stokes rd. but no coyotes, just a couple of hikers with their dogs.

I will have to give it a try. I also heard Flying Fish was another goodie. The one thing all these beers have in common is they all make great chasers to a double shot of Crown.

Thanks for the info. gentlemen. Not having ever seen it before I was very curious to say the least. If I had more time that day I would have stopped and checked it out. Paul

What does Blue Moon taste like anyway? I see it advertised at the local watering holes but I have never tried it.

The other day I was driving along RT.539 past Whiting Rd. towards RT.530 and noticed, on my left, a very large rock/boulder painted red, white, and blue with various American and POW/MIA flags around it. This was the first time that I have visited this neck of the Pines so, with that being said...

I grew up and lived in Philly until 1990 before migrating to south Jersey. In Philly we drank the big three, Bud, Coors light, and Miller light. My first buzz came at the hands of Schlitz. Now I enjoy the likes of Yeungling, Sam Adams(love the Octoberfest), Guiness, and the occasional half and...

Yeah, thanks Trailhead. You can count me in. Paul

First of all I would like to say thanks to Lgench for the tour. What a great oppurtunity. It was a pleasure meeting everyone today.Me and my family had a blast and will remember it for years to come. Also my wife took some great pictures. Anyone that was at the tour today interested let me know...

Mike, thanks for the info. Just as I thought, I have passed the mansion and not known it. I have been in that area numeruos times, traveling past Atsion Lake, across 206 on Quaker Bridge Rd. and into the Pines.

I am very embarrased to ask, but can someone tell me exactly where the mansion is located? I'm sure I've passed it numerous times and not realized it.

Guy, great info. I will be checking these out myself.

Awesome pics BEHR. How long of a drive was it from Vegas? Me and the Mrs. were thinking about an excursion to Arizona and Nevada next year.

For anyone interested in visiting the Hancock House and not sure how to get there, it's easy. When you enter Salem County, simply follow the evacuation signs in the direction of the GIANT smoke stack off in the distance!!!! It's such a beautiful area, it's a shame to have that smoke stack as a...