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Al, Check this out with regards to the Taylor and Southon study. http://questioninganswersingenesis.blogspot.com/2010/11/radiocarbon-evidence-for-antiquity-of.html

Diamonds? That would indeed be interesting. Can you give me a specific reference to such a sample?

Neat, Al. There are a number of possible explanations for the presence of C-14 in coal: carbonates from groundwater that form on fracture surfaces. carbon-containing minerals that form as coal weathers microorganisms and fungi living and dying in coal beds. C-14 entering into coal deposits...

It's been this way for awhile now. Your best bet is to zoom out and move around and then zoom in again.

Where did you come across references to these two mills? Also, can you show me on a map where the pilings on the Green Limb Branch are?

Thanks for the report, Oriental. If you haven't already, mull over this thread: https://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/pieces-of-hampton-park-history.7822/page-2

Silly scientists! You tell 'em!

The Forks is all private property. Lower Mordecai is a good place to launch.

Not sure what I'm missing here...

I know that Rutgers has been documenting these changes for a few decades now. The data clearly demonstrate climate change.

Gotcha. Dig it. Have you read The Mapping of New Jersey: The Men and the Art, by Snyder?

Why is that? Just curious.

:rolleyes:

I hope the court fines her for frivolous litigation.

Oh, cry me a river!

Ah, I was assuming they were talking about an actual historic forge pond. This pond was constructed after 1931.

Not sure. Maybe here? http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.914856920796865&lng=-74.71220824521066&z=19&type=hybrid&gpx=

Well, what did we miss?

Is there a site you recommend for historic aerials?

Any input from Spung-Man? BTW, is there a way to tag members on this site?