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Good! What is it?

Good question. I've wondered about that in the past and thought it might have to do with the cranberry operation. But maybe it has something to do with construction of the road? I will take a gander tommorrow, as I will be in the area.

That I do not know. But I suspect so.

1. Yes 2. Yes.

Beautifully-worded. I feel the same way.

Where is this? Concentric rings in a meadow. Alien spacecraft landing site? (Perhaps this explains the name of a nearby stream)

Robert's Branch?

Bob, show us where this stream is. I'm getting no results for a "Jerry's Field Branch"

You're telling me Mullica wasn't a Turk??

Bob, I'd have to say "no way." What stream is it?

Damnit, Dan. I was supposed to get some work done tonight! Great observation. I never noticed that! The 1931 aerial also calls it Isveland. Isn't Isvec a name for Sweden? Sweden-land thorofare? Perhaps named by Mullica himself?

Wish I could be of assistance, but I've unfortunately not paddled the stretch from the furnace to Lower Forge in a number of years. Would be a shame if it were impassible now. Are any liveries still maintaining that stretch?

Thanks, Russ. What do you consider "catastrophic?"

Russ, Forgive me if you've already done so, but can you please cite a study that concludes that there has been a catastrophic ecological impact in The NJ Pines due to off-roading? I'd like to give it a read. Thanks.

The slope be slippery indeed!

Russ, what do you mean exactly when you say "designated"?

Hmmmm "No motor vehicle other than fire, police or emergency vehicles or those vehicles used for the administration or maintenance of any public land shall be operated upon publicly owned land within the Pinelands." "Other motor vehicles may operate on public lands for recreational purposes on...

"In opera, there is always too much singing." - Claude Debussy

Does Bud Lite identify as a beer?

Instead, they are releasing the water into the ocean. Riddle me that.