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after driving by there a million times, we finally stopped to explore the area abit a few months ago. so glad we did. we too, were surprised to see the stack gone and the land cleared. it is a shame when places like these get wiped away. the kiln looked like it was used by kids as a party...

thanks for the help....never thought about the muscovy, everyone we've ever seen has come running up to us and not swimming away...I pulled out the field guide and besides the coloration something about the head shape lead me to the Eiders. like I said, wish I had the telephote lens with me...

I stopped at the furnace on my way home from work on Friday and was suprised to find a pair of what appears to be King Eiders. Unfortunately I did not have my telephoto lens with me, so the pics aren't that clear when enlarged. You never know what you might see in the pines....

Praise God, Indeed He is risen! Thank you for the post! And What a beautiful sun rise, looks like Makepeace Lake.

there were no toe nail with these tracks. there were dog tracks walking along the trail, 2 sets a small possibly beagls size and a larger set, lab size. These went up the trail along with people tracks. the cat tracks came across the trail along side the deer tracks and continued into the...

i know there is more than one cat in south jersey. on 3/19/10 my husband and i were walking a sand road in the great swamp near the mullica river. there were tracks from about 4 or 5 deer where they crossed the road together. in among the deer tracks were cat prints. it looked like the cat was...

skunk...it's very brown looking but has a bit of white on the head and pointy looking face. mystery solved, though i didn't know skunks could be brown.

from the size of this one, my first thought was a beaver. if it's still there this afternoon i'll see if i can get a better look. my guess on the first one was probably a musk rat...big but no where the size of the one this morning. thanks

there has been hit on the black horse pike an animal that smells much like a skunk but is a deep chocolate brown, much like an otter or a beaver in color. this morning was the second one i've passed. size of the one this morning was about the size of a large skunk. both of them were hit on...

while doing some research on Penny Pot I came across a bit of information that might help. The road now called the BHP followed along what is now 559. If you are heading towards the shore, before you get to the double lights at 559, you can faintly see where the road forked to the right. I...

welcome to the neighborhood!

From a personal standpoint I think those tracks are in serious need of maintenance, and carrying something as heavy as sand would put a tremendous burden on the rotting rails. Can you imagine if one of them derailed? With that thought I am starting to believe that we will never see trains on...

that's very funny!!! i know a few folks who are feeling the same way!

thank you for the link....just printed it out to give it a good read later on

looks to be about done here. just a little more than flurries coming down. after all the shovelling my son showed up and tidied up my work with the snow blower....ended up with about 2-3 more inches before he got here. wonder how much we're going to get later this week?

just came in from shovelling about 18" of wet heavy snow.......and it's still coming down

thanks for posting this....i wouldn't have thought about the heater vent. our's is near the "L" of our house and would get covered by a drift......thanks again!

years ago I worked the store at the camp ground. The Morgan family are nice folks. Don't know too much about the neighborhood except they seem to watch out for their neighbors....found this out the hard way when the called the police while we were exploring a trail that apparently was marked...

Is the Charles Smith the doctor of the "Neutral Water Health Spa", (can't remember the actual name of the place) in Egg Harbor City? If so, you might want to contact them at the Round House. They may have some information about Granny Smith.

having grown up with dogs, (border collies, great dane and an akita) as well as a brother who was always bringing home snakes (pine, racers, hog nose, king snakes etc)...our dogs avoided them like the plague. in fact if the snake was on the ground the dane and the akita would leave the area...