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Perhaps our members could put together an "emergency contact list". Sure, you didn't have a cell phone, but when you made it to WalMart, contact would've been made from there. With my daily driver being a 4wd F150 & having a built CJ7 (w/winch, hi-lift, etc) sitting at home, I'd be happy to...

In South Jersey The Harbor Freight store on Vineland has a the Hi-Lift. Also, call Agway in Berlin.

Fishing? A fishing rod in the 2nd picture? Rigged for Pickerel?

Road Sign? I remember for years there was (and I think it's still there) a sign that says "Campground" with an arrow at the corner of 542 & Richards Ave. Would this sign have pointed the way to ACE Campground? My dad says we camped there in the 70's. He's looking for pictures.

About 10 years ago, I remember happening upon an old backhoe/steamshovel. While cruising my Jeep thru what we used to call "Log Road" (it was a short trail with logs laid to stabilize the swampy ground) I remember that it's east of 206, south of Atsion. Does anyone know the history as to how...

Artesian Well There's one at the Weymouth Ruins. Also, a few years ago, I maintained all of the sewer grinder pumps along Cedar Run Dock Rd in Stafford/Eagleswood Twps. One of the old timers has an artesian well on his property. Whenever I was in the area, he'd see me & bring me water from the...

Would that be Michael?

Real nice pics.....the trailride sounds great! Problem is, I always identify folks by their vehicles. Since you were out with twin Jeeps (almost) I'd be all confused!!!!! All kidding aside, It looks like ya had a great day!

I was driving on Quaker Bridge Road last weekend myself. My big old CJ7 was about rattling apart. Noisy, banging, the rear locker wanted to keep sending it sideways. I don't know how, but my teenage nephew slept thru it.???????

I have to work on the 22nd, but I was planning a trip out in January. Can I get the coords for the azimuth marker?

Not old pictures but..... There's some recent photos here: http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=56ffe06d-d41f-492f-a9d6-a9f8ac796b60 I remember seeing some pics of the pre-crash tower recently, I just can't remember where.

I was reading geocache logs & found this picture/log. I thought y'all maybe interested. http://www.geocaching.com/seek/log.aspx?LUID=e31d3a2b-5154-4345-a0db-5fdd5b640249&IID=05bf602c-e54d-4aec-b010-d573f0a784a5

Agree with Largo....stick to designated areas. Paint stays around for awhile, but the biggie is when people build "bunkers" throughout their play area.

-Says it all!

Funny....... Back in the mid-80's, we used to drive past every Saturday & Sunday taking our boats to Crawley's Landing. My buddies & I used to talk about it being the wierdest place. We used to speculate that if you went in there, they'd kill you, put you in the freezer & serve you to the next...

I'll agree with Ben, on the GPS. I usually have my Meridian Platinum on even if I have a good idea where I'm going. LL Bean rain jacket, Polartec fleece, Wolverine boots + LaCrosse rubber muck boots. Cabela's gore-tex boot gators (also good for keeping the chiggers off) Also, does my tried &...

Interesting....I'm working with a guy now who grew up on the game farm. His father was the former caretaker of the facility.

I just wanted to wish all a Happy Thanksgiving. Enjoy the holiday with your friends & family. If you're traveling, be safe. -Tim

Yeah, real nice job Ben, thanks. I actually added it to my Christmas list. -Tim

Yep, typically it's a pipe with a locking cap on it. It's a monitoring well.