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I also found this which I thought was interesting. http://www.bing.com/maps/default.aspx?v=2&cp=qmpcpk8s2yb2&scene=38100782&lvl=2&sty=b&where1=Atsion%2C%20NJ

Took some time but it was fun. Now I want to go see it in person.

Sooy Place and Johnson Place Road

I believe I have found the secret location just don't know how to mark a map and save it. My guess is a deerstand.

If they did a little research on each ATV or dirt bike they found in Camden guaranteed they would discover each one is stolen.

Love old tractors. Looks like a McCormick-Deering 22-36. Manufactured from 1929-1934. Would be nice to see someone restore it. Good luck!

Got a text a work immediately after it happened. Very sad news. He had just run his best personal time and speed. Godspeed.

It looks like a Russian made Ural. I've never seen one in person. Cool stuff!

These tires look familiar?

I noticed you discovered gonedragracing.com. I'm pretty good friends with the guys who run the site, I'll tell Seth the photographer to cover your event. He is a good guy! Good luck!

Sorry if I caused any confusion. Wish I could be of more help with identifying the train. Regardless, it is a great picture!

I just wanted to comment how awesome this picture is! Just when you think you have seen everything! I am not a train expert but I am guessing a Hinkley Locomotive Works 4-4-0?

I totally dig Alicia Keys, I like her music as well. :mrgreen:

Few more. First one down Quaker Bridge Road! :dance:

Here are a few pics from today:

I believe that is the sports complex off of Prickett's Mill Road in Tabernacle. A couple of basketball courts, tennis courts, softball, baseball fields, parking lots and retention ponds all the way around. Used to be a pit I believe. I remember that place all too well. Tore up my ankle...

That's a surprise. :)

Correct, you win the grand prize! It's for the Lincoln MKT. A very well done commercial IMHO.

Thought this was a cool song. There are definitely some pictures on this website that would go along with it. Bonus points if you know the commercial it is used in. :)

Doesn't get any better than Steely Dan.