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That is perfect, both for us and our wallet! Thanks a lot!:mrgreen:

thanks a lot :v:

Hmmm... give us some stuff to think about. Thanks for the info and the links it is much appreciated. Right now Ritz Camera has a couple of specials going on: http://www.ritzcamera.com/product/SLR1160.htm http://www.ritzcamera.com/product/SLR1161.htm I think that going with one of these will...

Thanks for the link. I wont be there I have work, but that search and rescue reenactment sounds really cool. Have you ever participated in the past? If so how was it?

Hey everyone, At this present point in time, I do not own a camera. Right now my fiance and I are looking into purchasing a D-SLR. The one that we have our eye on is the Nikon D-40. I used to have an old Nikon 35mm and I was always happy with its performance and I know that their products are...

Whats going on over there?

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Thanks a lot Jeff. I guess you can tell from the way that I write and from the stories that I have to tell that I am from up north. I grew up in RI and spent my summers in NH. Its funny to now be exploring a place that is completely different. Thanks for the corrections. I really appreciate...

I described them like animals. :mrgreen: It suited them well enough.

good to know, back to were we started, but good to know.

well... there are a ton of different types of berries in the pines. each type has a buch of different strains. some strains are edible and some are not. a good thing to keep in mind is if YOU dont know if you can eat it DONT eat it. basically blueberries, huckleberries, blackberries, cranberries...

ive heard things like this before but just about the pines in general. where did the whole thing about wild dogs come from? are they like coyotes? wolves? or did lassie and rin tint get loose and reproduce in the pines? or is there not any real wild dogs? and meth labs... eh i could see it being...

meth labs, wild dogs and crazy people? is this something that your really have to be wary of in the pines? (serious question.)

wow. thats all I have to say. wow. great photos especially bob's of the snake. very awesome. I never even thought about exploring areas like that. I really have to check it out.

hmm wrong section... maybe a moderator could move it for me?

Thanks guys I appreciate all the recommendations and the warm welcome. I think Ill stick around for a while. :v:

After picking my Jeep up from the shop on Friday I packed it up and headed to the Pines. I had been waiting weeks for my solo backpacking trip and I was ready and rearing to go. I headed over to the Atsion Station to pay for my campsites. I brought 2 dollars with me to pay for my two primitive...

I totally agree 100% I already have a handful of gps coords so im pretty good as far as locations go, its the history that I have to research. I myself carryout items that I find during my travels. Thanks I hadnt heard of it until now. much appreciated.

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Thanks! Those book suggestions are great. Ghost Towns and Other Quirky Places in The New Jersey Pine Barrens was also suggested on another forum. Any thoughts on this book? Are there any websites that you are aware of where I can find a list of some of those lost towns with its story and...