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Yep, and he adds -see on the end of his name.

Actually a three-fer. They seem to be extremely close to each other, are they all going to land at the same time like some type of oversized Blue Angel routine:)

I've been on for a while. I don't post much except on a group I joined that discusses Browns Mills in the old days and I did see a bobpbx brother posting there.

Al wore down the hills tromping around that area!

Sarracenia flava crossed with S. purpurea = S.x catesbaei. Something I can relate to since I am a hybrid also.;)

The plants in Whitesbog are in one of Bill Smith's small artifical bogs sunken in the ground. If you want to check them out they are on the edge of the garden behind a large pile of mulch next to Suningive. I haven't seen a schedule for Lines on the Pines yet but Bill Smith is usually there...

If you want to check some out there are some planted by Suningive in Whitesbog.

I have a mental image of West Side Story in the Pygmy pines.

Definately, if I can be on my EC anyone can. I'm learning a lot but I will ask questions so any of you can expect an email if I need some info! BTW, I was botanizing out behind Whitesbog on Sunday and one of our conversations was about katabatic winds.

When I did the NJCF hike in Dec. we hiked the red trail and came upon the stand made of metal pipe and molded plastic sides and Russell didn't like that one being there. Also: go back to the blueberry bushes in the summer, they produce some big, tasty berries!

I was told that there aren't any permanent hunting structures allowed on the preserve.

I hiked the Black Run Preserve in Evesham with Mick.

Can you pushstart it? I remember the Suzuki TM's always had broken kickstarts and you had to pushstart them.

I just saw some woods were burning on Rt.70 by J.J. Whites bogs.

Gabe, Do you think this was done recently?

Only when signed out

Yeah, I get it too.

Looks like it is. I just read about it in Bartonia #59 and that one was measured at 9' 7.5"

Looks like a great trip! I would have come along but was up too late. Plus I have plans to hike along Bisphams Mill Creek tomorrow.