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Before cell phones you had to hike miles to find someone to help you. You didn't take too many chances.

I have come across two racers in the last two weeks.

Easy fix since the invention of "YouTube."

They are filled with oil and eventually leak.

I replaced them on my 2012 Focus. If you don't notice a big difference there is also a motor mount under the battery.

Is that a Focus or a Fusion?

Mainly because water freezes. They shut the water off at the sites.

I used to live in that pit! There always was a large deposit of sandstone in there. Especially the NE corner.

The genesis of this problem was the closing of the pits. Chatsworth, Little Mill, Tri-boro, Zarcos, Hundred Foot Hill, Murphys, Hidden Lakes and all the other ones I am forgetting. The majority of the off-roaders spent the day in the same spot driving through the same mud holes.

Do you think they cleared the woods there as well?

I had Covid and I had the Covid vaccine. They both suck. Real Covid took 6 weeks to recover but the vaccine side-effects were like compressed Covid for 48 hours.

It even sits on a section of tracks

A neighbor of mine bought an old caboose and had it shipped to his yard. He restored it and made a "man-cave" out of it. Way cooler than a basement or garage cave.

I would prefer cedar versus my cpvc chemical pipes joined together with chemical glue. The cedar pipes must be on the upper shelf at Home Depot. I didn't see them.

Tuckahoe Nursery owns the farm.

https://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.28636201622581&lng=-74.85078355471254&z=16&type=terrain&gpx= There is a Tarkiln Road in Belleplain.

We have come so far with aerial imagery. I still remember the first time I used Terraserver to see a grainy satellite photo of my home.

I miss the "ta-dah, ta-dah, ta-dah..." sound of the old shore wooden causeway bridges. It made me so happy as a kid in the back of the station wagon knowing we made it to the beach.

How many large wooden bridges are left in New Jersey? I can't think of many.

Joseph Bonaparte spent his summers in upstate NY. A lake is named after him to this day. https://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=44.14611466722137&lng=-75.37918593155248&z=12&type=terrain&gpx=