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If you go back, take a length of rebar, or something thin and strong enough to poke into the ground. You might be able to get an idea of how far it goes without having to uncover it by digging.

I.S. thanks for the info about the blue goose. Will have to take a closer look next Sunday if they are still there. That video is great. Love those drunken videos, and the icy road videos. Heck, videos with anyone trying to qualify for a Darwin Award. Now if they had The Darwin Award Games...

Hockey Season.

Joann and I have been going to Forsythe on Sundays for the past three weeks. There are hundreds of Snow Geese flocked together. Quite a sight. I think it will be a weekly trip for quite a while. If anyone would like to meet up, it would be great to have company.

Ben, do you have a link to that podcast? I'd love to see it. As for aliens, of course they exist. Area 39 would not exist if there were none.

Of course we all "know" Area 39 does not exist, and the Ongs Hat project imploded. But that still leaves us with the Blue Hole, which is filled with water to give the impression of a natural feature. The Browns Mills episode covered by Orson Wells, was just a tale. Or was it? Aliens have been...

Guy, hope your on the mend. I hate ringing in the ears. I have a bit of it from time to time. Too many years exposed to loud noise.

You found the ventilator shafts for the secret alien underground experimental base hidden in the Barrens!! Sorry couldn't resist. They would look cool in a garden. They don't look like they have been there for more than a few months.

I wonder if the condo association would be upset if I set up an operation somewhere on the property?

About 15 years ago I read a review of a book by Robert Holdstock called The Hollowing. The fourth in a series of what I think is now five books on a fiction woods in Britain. It intrigued me, and I bought the first book entitled Mythago Wood. I felt compelled to make mention of it here since it...

Thats cool having the woodpeckers at the feeder. My wife has three feeders on our small balcony off the bedroom. When the curtains are open from the night before, we can lay in bed and watch them. She put some suet out recently, and it is attracting a Carolina Chickadee. This morning we had the...

I had been meaning to post this for a while. A couple months ago I saw a coyote on Fire rd. in EHT, in the field next to Fortune Gypsum. The other side of Fire rd. is wooded, and abuts Birch Grove Park in Northfield. The same woods is right next to where I live. There was a police officer parked...

Sorry guys, we won't be making it Sunday. I have a lot of homework to get moving on. It's not due for another few weeks, but time flies. Hope to catch you all out there soon.

Can't wait to get out there again. For every truck load we bring in .... We felt a personal gain for the pinelands and our hearts. Sincerely Dave And Joann

I havn't been to this site in a few months, and logged because I knew that the date for the cleanup was coming soon. Joann and I had a great time last year. Its always a pleasure meeting up with the folks who post here. I'll just have to make sure that I get my homework done before we go!! Hope...

Thats too cool getting that tour. Great shots!! Thanks

Great shots Bob, I want to see more.

I am willing for a price to divulge the locations of sites in the pines that contain numerous items in the pines. In places there are truckloads of them. All are gaurenteed to have been used, and abandoned. I am willing to collect and ship them for a price also. It dosn't matter what type of...

Or perhaps they were chasing the chicken. Maybe a male bigfoot was chasing a female bigfoot?

I've been itching to get out and take some pictures in the pines. My homework load should be light since the sememster just started. Anyone want to head out? I have no place in mind.