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Here is a little Hog Nose. It would easily fit in the palm of my hand. I would not have noticed it but for its aggressiveness. It was hissing and snapping.

Same here.

Whatever they are, they are biting now.

The bridges from Batona Camp to the hill are intact. The contrast between the beautiful emerald and the char all around us was impressive, Regrowth has started. A walk up the hill.

The Batona RR Bridge high water, 7/13/2004. 2002

It was still closed on Wednesday morning.

Carranza Road is blocked at the memorial.

We saw sporadic fire only a few hundred feet off of the road. There was no real obvious evidence of someone there earlier, but noticeably someone went nuts driving over the field and doing donuts. Please don't block off our dog park! Some of you know of my concern reporting anything. My video...

The time is stamped on the video. 9:22 AM

We came across this after our walk at Sandy Ridge North, lots of blueberries. Batona Camp was still peaceful. We called it in.

Woke up Sunday morning to 1/2 inch. Went for a hike. Got home at 11 and got another 1 1/2. The sun came out at 2. It got dark at 5:30. Poured until 8. another 2 3/4 inches for a total of 4 3/4 inches.

1 1/4 in Nacle.

High Crossing was leveled late in 1999 so the FFS could get to a fire at Quarter Mile. They also bulldozed the road south of the tracks and made several new ones circling the fire creating the Q Mile.

They were next to a pump and were not present. There were other campers there and I could not pull them out.

The sand in front of the pump caught several this year. It must be the best camping trip ever in this heat.

I've had many encounters with the Park Police and they were always pleasant if not friendly.

Ideal weather coming for a forest fire.

from 2009 https://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/russels-crossing.6049/

Turn around.

We came across this camp on Sunday. It is past the little bridge at Batona Camp. Today we found them stuck, we turned around. We often see out of staters camping here, they must have some local knowledge, but there is much heavy sand.