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The Pine Barrens is a reserve, that's why it's called the Pinelands National Reserve and why the United Nations calls it an International Biosphere Reserve

aww, i like the building as it is. my friends and i always called it 'the old railroad station', but that's probably wrong.

nice using stella in the soundtrack too.

daaamn, they got messed up!

It's a shame some roads are already getting difficult to get to. Although due to corporation expansion, the dirt road was closed up the other year back off Recovery Rd. in Manahawkin. You can still travel the dirt road, but only by entering off Greys Rd. in Warren Grove (and perhaps some other...

I'm all about exploring the Pines, whether it's walking, biking or traveling the dirt roads in my little pickup. Nothing wrong with getting a little mud on the tires, just please don't tear the road up.

not much but: http://www.ccclegacy.org/new_Jersey.htm just something interesting: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~batsto/Misc/1936_Fire.html looks like the stafford historical society knows something about it...

Completely unrelated to Batsto, but to outhouses, the garage behind my folks house used to be a carriage house. In a small room to the side is a double-seater outhouse. Just makes me laugh. Imagine two people dumping one off right next to each other without even a partition. Silly. Sad to...

Completely unrelated to Batsto, but to outhouses, the garage behind my folks house used to be a carriage house. In a small room to the side is a double-seater outhouse. Just makes me laugh. Imagine two people dumping one off right next to each other without even a partition. Silly. Sad to...

Was only a few years ago that the steps where replaces. I sure (sure hope so) that it'll be around for quite some time. I've been one of those night time kids there and was always fun to see other young folks from bigger towns like Marlton drive up in their sedans, get spooked by us hanging out...

Was there briefly on Saturday in the am and seemed to be a very nice crowd and seemed bigger than last year (since the high school vendors where moved to the park I suppose). Planned to spend more time on Sunday, getting there close to 12pm, but not much was left, or easily accessible. Oh...

I've been to Apple Pie Hill numerous times day and night and have never seen "gangs of thugs". Perhaps some shady characters, but what do you expect at nighttime?

thanks for sharing all the great pics!

Yup, quite a few hunting clubs out around there and I'd bet it's just another one.

Looks like an Amanita muscaria to me. However, in a book I have of mushrooms, there is a similar looking mushroom that is ok for consumption, but I wouldn't risk it!

I was biking by and climbed it in June. Nice view, not as grand as from Apple Pie Hill, but still nice. Go on up some time!

always love going to this event. Unless you're really early though, I would suggest just parking at the high school and taking the free shuttle, bypassing all the people crowding the street and the surely no spots at the Tuckerton Seaport. Hope everyone has a great time.

A real shame. I wish all of the towers where open to walk up and view the sites of the Pines from higher up, just like in the Adirondacks and Catskills (granted you usually have to hike a few miles to get to them), but some asses always have to destroy what's nice /

This is one of my most favorite sites to explore in the PB's. Yet, the best attraction of this area is the cemetery from 1872 if you're able to discover it.

regardless of what the biologist claim, i sure have had chiggers burrowed into my skin from trekking around in the pines!