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They found tracks in Cape May.

The NJ FFS, i.e. the state. Nope and nope. The feds do not own the land of the preserve, NJ does. Someone might be able to apply for a grant if it fits into a category, but I doubt it. https://www.usfa.fema.gov/grants/

If it acts like a deer, looks like a deer, it's a deer. ;) This one has a bad tick infestation.

And test drive it ;)

Wildwood. They need to change the name of the town :rolleyes: https://whyy.org/articles/wildwood-to-offer-parking-on-the-beach/

They did it decades ago, 1959, with the launch of the Lenin, nuclear powered icebreaker. Probably have more nuke powered stuff than anyone on the planet. Since then there have been quite a few ships and subs powered by the atom floating around.

"C.D.C.’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report" - from the NY Times article. That must be a fun read.

Recalculating, recalculating...

This thread got me curious up, so have been searching. This is how the satellite detection stuff works, still need humans :D The products used by NOAA http://www.ospo.noaa.gov/Products/land/fire.html The Hazard Mapping System Product shows the detected hot spots and smoke plumes indicating...

Check the date for those maps. If they are anything like the ones in our Jeep, they are years old. I rarely use it. The Jeeps come from Here mapping and updates cost the same as a new Garmin GPS with lifetime updates. When my youngest son was driving semi's x-country it was amazing where the...

Nice to see. Now if they could just get rid of all those that were cut. 'Double Trouble State Park is at Double Trouble State Park. April 27 at 7:00am · Bayville, NJ · Happy Arbor Day! On Monday 4/23/2018, NJ Department of Environmental Protection Acting Commissioner Catherine R. McCabe...

They are also adversely affected by the size, weather and cloud cover. But just like most everyone on this site, no direct knowledge of the systems or wildfire detection/suppression. I'll leave the decisions to those that do. But it is interesting to read the varied opinions.

An interesting article, 5 years old but still relevant. http://www.firefighternation.com/articles/2013/06/using-surveillance-systems-for-wildfire-detection.html

thingamajigs. How come this happens so often in the Pacific NW states? http://www.wkrn.com/news/oregon-truck-driver-missing-for-4-days-emerges-from-wilderness/1150913863

The other side of the spillway is not part of the dam. They did put in some fencing alongside the spillway as is in the 2nd picture.

The entire project was for dam restoration and repair; $1,000,000 worth. The fence is probably to help control erosion along the dams face, but will also be a good place to back the truck in, put up an umbrella tent for some shade, sit in a zero gravity chair and prop up your feet. :cool:

We were down that way so swung past. They did a very nice job with the barricades, plenty of room, enough for a semi or a hot dog truck ;); right of the spillway had several small openings and one large that a trailer could fit thru, picture 1. Left of the spillway had it along the spillway...

They are the smartest critters in the woods. Id bet they solve that obstacle in short order. :D

The term is staffed, whether it be a man or a woMAN. NJFFS FIRE TOWER/AIR BASE STATUS Monday 04/30/18 Division A, B & C fire towers are STAFFED today

Did it have a micro-brew to wash it down?