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The pic looks like spring hill but I am not aware of any structures there

Something near the bathrooms on Bear swamp hill?

They controlled burned the field out front last week

Suprised that can dosent have a pull tab

Sometimes in the water of the gravel pits

It is pretty full of stickers until you get into the swamp

Too many things going on here with these mills and dams for me to follow

Like Bob said, There is nothing discernible there. I went there 2 days after it was burned by the county/state. It is next to a trail that takes you to the Tuckerton Railroad. The trail it seems was used as the fire break. It is close to the stream and on a slight hill. Maybe it was an old...

Thanks RedneckF350, The corners of the proprty are not underwater. But this area is just a maze of briars, thorns and holly trees. It would be like the tanks blasting through the hedgerows in Normandy

Yes, the surveyors marked the 2 corners along the road. I do have an old Garmin somewhere.

I know many people on here are great at reading surveys and determining property corners. Perhaps you can help me to determine where they are on my property. I purchased a home with 13.2 acres back in July. The person who lived there had owned it since 1975. Before the closing I asked for the...

Looks like one of the many streams or water ditches in Franklin Parker Preserve

Boyd, Quite an accomplishment. I find your maps very useful for exploring the pines.

Just keep in mind Colliers is extremely popular during hunting season.

When you park on Money Island Rd you have the option for 2 viewing platforms. Straight down the road is the one in your photo. You can also take another road out directly towards the Delaware. I have never been there during the summer and imagine it to be a bug paradise. Lots of exposed mud...

What is the name of the field that was just past Batona camp across from the Skit Branch. I remeber hiking the Batona a ways back with my son and there was a decorated tree there in the back corner

Sounds like a great trip! Wind Cave National Park, South Dakota was beautiful when I was there. Now I understand why the native americans fought so hard not to leave the Black Hills.

Suprised the neighbors did not sense something was going on. All of those animals had to be making some type of noise on a regular basis.

I like that you can see some of the stone work in the well. All the stones are perfectly matched and mated. I really appreciate the craftsmanship of old things.

The steam engine sat where those long threaded rods are sticking up by the first pond? Checked out the field, numerous celler holes on both sides of road, kiln locations and the well.