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Probably buried in this document somewhere, as is a lot of good info ;) https://www.state.nj.us/dep/parksandforests/forest/NJSFS_dtsp_2015_01_01.pdf

This years safety campaign has begun. Road was closed both directions earlier due to an accident...

Some info on Sam Sharfs lot; http://njparcels.com/property/0339/5204/7

Perhaps the Woodland Twnship historical society might have info.

Try searching on tortoise ;) Why did the tortoise cross the road? :)

And 2' deep!

1/16 acre, that is one small lot. Look at the mess of them off of 563 :eek:

They appear to be alongside the rail line; perhaps something related to that? https://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.8287095588062&lng=-74.51643839941856&z=16&type=nj1930&gpx=

I must have used up 2 bottles of this stuff. Pretty hard to find in NC ;)

If you still ride you NEED to get down south; NC, SC, TN, before you check out and ride some of their named roads. I took the Jag down one fall with a small group and, in between repairs, had a ball; some of the names - Tail of the Dragon, Hellbender, Copperhead, Moonshiner. There were more...

I there lies the heart of the issue; m o n e y The cameras on those space shots cost a bit; I don't think Murphy could tax us enough to pay for one ;)

Just a suggestion for when you are ready to shop.

Look into the used market thru a dealer. Only my D70 was purchased new. B&H, Adorama and a local I like, Allens Photoshop in Levittown PA, see a lot of trade-ups especially with the new mirrorless bodies hitting the market. Just look for low number shutter clicks.

I think I posted this info sometime in the past; if you ever find yourself near Ithaca NY, a visit to the Cornell Lab is worth the time. https://www.birds.cornell.edu/home/visit/

Interesting read. Accidents happen. https://petapixel.com/2019/04/25/the-tragic-death-of-my-nikon-d850/

I think it's Hoffa's final resting place ;)

Similar to Great Horned Owls using the nest of raptors instead of building their own. The squatters of the avian world. Cornell Ornithology; birds are us :) At first glance I thought is was a Gray Catbird, but upon taking a closer look, its beak changed my mind.

and about. First really warm day and they are hungry. I have my first quarter sized welt of the season :rolleyes:

Looks like a female Brown Headed Cowbird. You need a longer lens ;) https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Brown-headed_Cowbird/overview If that is not a match, but close, you can use the right side of this link to cycle thru similar birds, just check the map for their distribution...

They are all over and there is plenty of open land in that area. It is spring sighting season. I have seen tracks along the Toms River, near the hospital.