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I don't know if it was officially canceled but the Batona Camp is jammed with 4 wheeling happy campers with dogs and children. As I was driving home there were many more coming down Carranza Road. It looks like fun; I'd like to join them.

I tried Westminister crackers from Amazon. Good, small, not hard and get soggy quickly. The box has 150 small bags.:eek::eek::eek::eek: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0025L1TZC?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1

Here is one on the Batona Trail near the Bull Creek Bridge taken in 2008.

Remnants of the old concrete bridge at HF. https://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.76935383252528&lng=-74.68040126960753&z=17&type=terrain&gpx=

post 2009, yes there is something written on it on the bottom of one of the slabs. It needs a wire brushing and may be a mirror, it is upside down. I will locate it

In the concrete rubble there is something written when the concrete was wet. It would take some effort to expose it all. It might be a fun project.

If it is not here, then there is something like here. https://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.769197149604565&lng=-74.68020815055846&z=17&type=terrain&gpx=

A bit of local lore: If you walk toward the Skit from that spot, you will cross a concrete raceway. Continue along the dam, it ends. Locally it is called The Breached Causeway and I was told it was dynamited.

That river is a nice paddle but now they closed off the takeout.

I do, and there is another plaque on the same tree. I'll give others a crack at it.

I never could do oysters. Clams are OK but Scott's clams casino are excellent!

We frequently have Pic Nicks in the pines and they are fancy, with deviled eggs, artichoke hearts, champaign and champaign cookies.

I love them. My wife makes them using dried mustard. I like them hot, but like you Bob, my body has been revolting. It used to be if I got it past my mouth, I never heard from it again. I mentioned the olives and she said it would work. I put in my request for New Years.

My father introduced me to them, he gave me so much and I never realized it at the time. He keeps on giving. He died in 1978. :smug:

I can't find Trenton Oyster Crackers anymore. They were the best, hard as rocks.

We locals call it the dog park. It is used for many activities. Decorating trees is an annual event. The NJFFS cuts them down when they encounter them. The field is burnt every March, sort of sterilizing it but apparently the ants survive. There is a group of wierdos from Connecticut that come...

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As a side note, we had an escape from the boot camp on Carranza Road last night. I don't know if he's been caught.

It went through quickly. Winds died down and had one power glitch which crashed my computer. 39 now, was 48. Got in a nice walk with the dogs this morning and have a fire ready to go.