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My friends John Smallberries and John Bigbooty (BIG-BOOTAY!) used to work at Cyberdyne.

Bob, are you bogarting your hooch?

Guy, I truly appreciate the time and effort that you put into your after trip threads. When I am not working it is my responsibility to care for my sick mother and I can only get out for short periods once in a while. Thanks to Ben, you, and everyone else who shares their trips and photos I get...

I was the one that would stop and hang out because I knew people that were there. Another popular spot was Whitesbog airstrip. There people looking for a generator one night because a band was going to play.

Anymore I can barely make it past 11:00. The Phillies were killing me last week,especially the Sat./Sun. game. It took me a day to recover.

Back in the late 70's, early 80's you could find a bonfire and beer almost every weekend at Mt.Misery pit. It wasn't as scary because there would always be several people I grew up with( I went to the Pemberton school system from pre-first to high school). You could stop in and talk a while and...

ngs Way to go Bob! Did there happen to be someone else named Tom in the store, wondering how you knew his name? BTW Burton Cummings is one of my favorite vocalists in rock music, but the list is fairly long. The Guess Who had a nice run of hits back then.

Or maybe they fed the pigs formal meals.

I think the real invasion took place here in Browns Mills and H.G. Wells was hired to draw attention away from it. That must be the reason for the large number of freaky people and happenings around here!

Bob, Thanks for the info. In my imagination I have a picture of a clearing in the woods with wagons parked and horses grazing. A group of bearded men men resting in the shade, eating and drinking while trading tales about their lives...

What is the reason for that name? Where were you halfway to?

I just checked on youtube and there's a bunch of Ultraman and Johnny Sokko recordings. I was always glued to the tv when the Wee Willie Webber Show was on! Astroboy,Marineboy and Speedracer were other favorites of mine.

My friends and I always called Hidden Lakes, The Clay Pits.

Glad to help. Hope it works out for you.

It's at aol autos. There is a function to email the ad also.

I found an 82 Prelude with 90k miles in Clifton N.J. for $1200.00

Is that the same car driven in Ultraman? (I can explain the Ultraman reference to you if it's a little too old):ninja:

I'll drop a buck also. I know a guy here in town who could tell where you had been in the woods by looking at the mud on your truck.

Would you be in the Hidden Lakes/Old Halfway area?

Is that clay on your boots and pants?