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Gunning club ruins here? http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.67356238562436&lng=-74.45877570312501&z=15&type=terrain&gpx=

I think "Smoke Jumper" had an accurate prediction (post #17.) :)

If this is what gets done part-time, I'm fearful of what might happen full time..

http://www.thebassbarn.com/forum/4-home-port/173846-amasa-landing-road-ramp.html ... see post #6

I'm pretty sure that the aluminum pier at Amasas Landing, was built as part of a mitigation project, from the NJ Turnpike Authority, for widening the Parkway.

roof: no heat :Y Must be solar assisted, at times.

I still find myself humming The Dead tune "Ripple" at the strangest of times.

Bleed 'em right away, and then this recipe :http://www.sportfishingcapecod.com/reports/2000/Blackened-Bluefish-and-Stripers-Recipe Best on the "Taylors" "bout 2-4 lbs. Heads and offal... into the garden. Psssst...Keep them away from Labs...their favorite rolling toy.

I'm curious as to why the adjacent road by the ruins is named "Iron Pipe". Anyone know why?

Here's some info on the Sooy/Washington Tavern that matches what I have heard. http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM6DFV_Washington_New_Jersey

That will be great to search and view them with. It would be really excellent if you could take pics of them(assuming you will find some). I had never heard of them until your posting. They are a fascinating critter. Happy hunting!

Tardigrades average 500 um, half a MM. About the size of the period at the end of this sentence. A head of a pin is about 2 MM. They might be better seen with a good hand lens (10x) or standard dissecting scope 10x,20,30x I would think.

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I have lived the better part of my life in the Bass River area, from 1974 on. I'm a third generation baymen and knew some of the local pineys in Bass River, Tuckerton, Lowerbank, and Green Bank. The dying off of the oysters,and scarcity of clams by the late 70's made all but the most hardy...

Rear doors, rear bumper and tail light assembly looks like it could be for a '75 Dodge...

That diverter and the canal to the pond area, has also been one of my most favorite, easy to get to spots. Beautiful at all seasons. Took a couple of lawn bags worth of trash (bottles mostly) out of there a few weeks ago. Apparently getting to be a favorite spot for resting canoes and kayakers...

I've killed a few with a shotglass :)

Another collection of photos through the years: http://www.concreteships.org/ships/ww1/atlantus/death.html I have the 1935 postcard in my collection. Interesting history to those "floating tombstones" as those who manned them called 'em. Great shots ecampbell!

In the case of OC. They spent years dredging sand from behind the island(the bay)and pumping it onto the beach. Now they want to reverse that and put sand on the bayside. Does anyone else see the humor in that?

Because of all of the ticks I had been bitten by, and never developed Lymes, I reasoned that some of us might be immune or developing immunity. Last summer needing 8 weeks of antibiotic treatment to get rid of the disease...cured that supposition.