Search results

https://www.courierpostonline.com/story/news/local/2019/04/01/human-activity-cause-penn-state-forest-fire-burlington-county-nj/3329818002/

Did you try the historical society? http://www.burlingtoncountyhistoricalsociety.org/index.php/library-and-collections/artifact-donation/

width="600" height="370" alt="GLADIATOR LAUNCH EDITION. Pre-order is almost here" border="0" class="fluid"/> Get excited. An exclusive invitation unlike any other in Jeep® Brand history awaits you. And because you’ve shown interest ahead of time, we’re rewarding you with a 24-hour head start to...

The winds have shifted to the west now, which would spread any smoke eastward; but I see no smoke plume on that hazard map. Maybe the rain cleared it. However, it looks like Central America and Cuba are burning up :eek:

I think Cedar Bridge had a much better view of this fire.

Use the link above the image and drill down. They use the GOES east satellite for location. Also read that the winds will be shifting west with the showers that will be passing thru mid-day. CURRENT NJ WILDFIRE ACTIVITY Sunday 03/31/19 MAJOR FOREST FIRE 10% Contained 03/30/19 @ 1400 hrs-...

https://www.ospo.noaa.gov/Products/land/hms.html

Not surprising with todays winds.

CURRENT NJ WILDFIRE ACTIVITY Saturday 03/30/19 MAJOR FOREST FIRE 03/30/19 @ 1400 hrs- SECTION B4- 'Spring Hill Wildfire', Penn State Forest, area of Spring Hill Rd- Crews have started a large burn-out operation from Rt 72 around Coyle Field. Rt 72 is closed from Rt 532 to Rt 539. Crews report...

I used my electric drill at low speed and a spray bottle of water, then finished off with light compound.

Where are you located? I have a local tree guy that is very reasonable, used him many times. He'll be taking out some dead pines for me, beetle casualties, charge is $300 for the largest and grinding a stump is definitely not going to be anywhere near that, unless the tree has to come down...

A big disappointment for me was the transformation of Auermuller after his move to Wharton. When he was at IBSP and Barnegat Light his focus was always for providing fair consideration for the general public, not special interest groups. The state put him in the corner for a while, but...

The little guy must think he is an F-22, looks a bit like one :D

The PPA hat I bought when attending their annual plant sale now sits on a shelf. Nice hat, and the plants are flourishing. Too bad their message has turned so sour. They have become much to obstructionist for my support and we dropped our family membership some time ago.

This may be Momma, twas in the same area. Note the Hummmmmmmmingbird on the attack :D Tough little bird, kept the dive bombing up for some time. Undisturbed.

I don't believe I ever met someone that wasn't. But their is a BIG difference between the two sides. The PPA'ers believe with all their heart that the only way to manage the Pines is THEIR way; there is no other option. Simply put, they want to be in control. Mr. Horner is a shining example...

The thing about certain 501c(3)'s is if there is no drum to beat, they tend to fade away. That is simply why there is always a drum, most times a perceived drum, that gets beat to a pulp.

Prove it. Let's start with before and after photo's with the unedited EXIF data attached.

Thanks, you are too kind. A couple more you will appreciate, all taken in the Yellowstone with my son's doing the catching. My largest catch ever there was a Bison :rolleyes:

Round and round it goes; slowly sinking into the slag.