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Sorry Al, Claytonia virginica- Spring beauty

Not a frog but I took this picture today along the Rancocas.

I found the discussion to be very informative and interesting. Especially the fact that several people present were involved in the process back then.

When I would go to cub scout meetings near Whitesbog the well water had a very strong sulfur smell. Even when it was made into Kool-Aid you could smell it. I know other people around town have the same problem. The hotel was where the Wawa is in the middle of town. It was 5 stories with 250...

Cola is probably a typo. From what I have read there were three springs called Iron, Sulfur and Cold. They may have been originally built as attraction as part of The Forest Springs Hotel which was built in 1889 and burned down in 1895. There is a picture of one on the webaite of the West Jersey...

It's a shame because this happens a lot. If you find something unusual or rare you would like to share it with others so they can enjoy it too, but then things like this happen. There is a small group of people that I trust with anything I might stumble across.

Were they visible from the road? It looks like it had been scraped lately.

Ed, I believe the section running along 563 will be rerouted through the Parker Preserve.

Joe, I'll ask around. My buddy Karl (Wizard) worked there for a while and he might know.

Since we're doing local. Funny thing is Russell isn't in any of the pictures, he must be out behind the barn.

More bad news, I was at the Pineland Commission meeting today and they mentioned that the pine beetles are already active. Although this might be a good thing if we get a good freezing!

Do you see a windmill in the picture;)

If there was no fire involved it must have been the more mature version!

Yeah, way too nice for the pines. I think it would probably be in one of the "big cities" along the Delaware river or maaybe the Rancocas. Lot of red brick at Smithville.

Hobarts usually had anything you needed. If they could find it!

This is the first thought I had when I read the title! P.S. The Pine Barrens is in us.

http://whitesbog.blogspot.com/2010/01/taming-of-wild-blueberry.html Some more info.

If you destroy the habitat you get up to 6 months in jail and $25k in fines but if you lie about it you get up to 5 years and $250k in fines. Well I'm glad he lied about it too!

When an Enduro event is planned the entire route is mapped out and the plan has to be approved by the Pinelands Commission and the municipalities that the course runs through.

A Marine helicopter squadron moved from Willow Grove to Joint Base MDL last year.