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I never pick up on these things. ::makes that over the head gesture and laughs:: So they really are rather common then? Im still adjusting to all the differences the Pinelands have when compared to other natural areas. Like Ive said so many times before Im so used to being up north. The Pines...

...Schizaea pusilla the curly grass fern? From what I have read they are basically exclusive to the Pines. It was discovered at Quaker Bridge in 1805, and according to http://www.mikebaker.com/plants/Schizaea_pusilla.html allegidly disappeared for 13 years. Have any of you come across this plant...

Thats what I thought but it seems really big. Bigger than the ones I'm used to back home up north.

Real nice orchard pic Bob. That bottom one isnt a type of sumac is it?

I want to thank you all for your corrections and imput. I made the necessary changes to the trip report in order to make it more accurate. Thanks again, Chris

What happened to the ? Just teasing.

Beautiful Bob! Real nice shot!

Thanks for the correction Guy! I just looked at a map that I didn't have on me at the time of the hike or when I wrote the report. You are right the furnace is obviously more to the north than the cranberry packing house. Every time I drove by with my 4x4 club that site was pointed out as being...

Thats exactly what I thought but you know, I was wrong about the bridge so...

Any ideas on what will actually be done? Trail maintainance? Campsite improvements? More in the Museum? Further restoration? Just wondering.

Really? I was under the impression that since there were no motor vehicle signs in that general area that it applied to the bridge as well. Do you know if you can take that road off of Quaker Bridge road and drive into the Mullica River campsite or after you cross the bridge can you drive into...

Thanks Boyd! Excellent link btw really neat information on that site. It supports my theory of reflection and dust. :v:

On Monday 7/16/07 I planned on taking the Mullica River Wilderness Trail to the Mullica River Wilderness Campsite (say that five times fast!) A very nice drive to Batsto led to a not so nice rainstorm when I arrived, but hey, I had just drove for nearly fourty minutes to get down here and a...

heres a link with the photo: http://www.ocobserver.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070718/NEWS01/707180348/1002

::laughs:: thanks and great rendition by the way!:v:

Ya I just found out that poachers love snake skin boots. I was unaware that animal locations were to be kept secret and had asked about a few. Now I know and I respect the reason why. IMO animals are more important than people and it is really really sad to see that beautiful or otherwise...

I just got my fiance and myself a new camera. We are real excited about it. Its a Nikon D40. Ive had experience with older Nikons and loved them and I figuered its time to enter the digital era. Pretty soon youll be seeing some of our photographs up here. Im headed to do the trail to the Mullica...

I was exploring Google Earth and found this to be really fascinating. Im sure that some of you have stumbled across this before. Im sure most of you have seen this before: http://venus.atlantic.edu/amatol/p-179_Amatol_New_Jersey.html Apply that to this...

You know what? I think that some of the best trips are the ones that didnt go according to plan. A lot of times thats the best way to have an awesome adventure, the whole process of having to make split decisions and circles adds a special sort of angry enjoyment to the mix. Ive had many trips a...

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