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Definitely looks like a kayak next to the end of the guardrail.

Thank you for the clarification. Last week there was someone with a metal detector walking near the piles of dirt by the old saw mill in Lebanon SF. I thought it was illegal but was not sure.

I thought you cant use metal detectors in a state park or just in historic areas?

Big Brook has a lot of fossilized shark teeth, brachiopods, squid tentacles and scutes. I have taken my kids there many times. It is pretty cool to sift through the riverbed and find something that lived over 50 million years ago

Had some time to kill today before meeting someone in Tabernacle near Butterworth Bogs Rd. Took a ride with my son over towards Apple Pie Hill and down to Harris Station. Tried to look for the train door going south on the track towards Caranza. To be honest I did not check the forum first for a...

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Nice pics. Maybe its the lens, but that beaver dam looks huge!

Yes, a bit pricey. But I always liked the box Broncos. Perfect for the woods, small, light and not super wide. They look good with a nice scrub oak or scrub pine finish down the sides. This company advertises in a lot of boating magazines too.

I was down by Batso on Saturday and the field across the street was recently burned too. Walked along the shores of the Mullica during the west winds. Lots of glass mixed with the gravel near Hermann City ruins. Is this old glass from the works? I know they produced rectangular and round...

After reading years ago about the Zebra and the battle of Chestnut Neck. I always wondered why the wrecks were never checked out. After all the Mullica is not that deep. Crazy to find out this happened over 65 years ago. Too bad they did not teach this stuff in school. I probably would have...

Looks familiar. Is this near a cranberry or blueberry field?

Please do not stop!!!! I think I can speak for a lot of members, We are interested in all things in the pines. I have not posted/replied about certain topics because I do not have the knowledge of the pines like other members have. But... I read every post. Love my "pine barrens history...

Just got home from out in Cream Ridge drove down 539 and Lacey Road to Forked River. All the lawns and wires has a coating of snow on them. 26 in Cream Ridge and 30 in Forked River. Roads had a light coating in most places too.

Seems like no wall is safe anymore, not even in the pines

It was called the Atlantic City Speedway and I believe it was was once owned by Charles Schwab. There are videos and old pictures on the internet. If you visit, there is not much to see except for some old garbage dumps, lots of broken glass, shoes and 2 old buildings from the Amatol plant. You...

I guess this year we are making up for all of the snow we did not get in the last 2 years? I think it was almost 70 at our house on Christmas 2 or 3 years ago.

I like the snow during the winter to see the different types of terrain. When it started raining yesterday I was out along Bryant and Webbs Mills Roads in Greenwood WMA. I was not getting out of the truck. However I saw a bunch of valleys and hills that "popped out" because of the snow contrast...

Is there anything there anymore? I just remember a few cellar holes. Wasn't there a tavern at one time?

Oil in the pines????? Apparently not just for oil. The paper says gas, sulphur or any minerals. That is a pretty vague statement, Do you think Shell new about something in the works and this was there way to get the rights? Besides sand gravel and clay. What important minerals are available in...

Looks pretty comfy, I can see by the little jug on the floor this beautiful home has a bathroom too!