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Yeah! Neat video. So that Russian guy was trying to get to Atlantic City from NY and he would up in Friendship? Well, maybe he was trying to take a scenic route through the Barrens and got lost. It's easy to get lost in there.

Chiggers: http://mdc.mo.gov/discover-nature/avoid-outdoor-pests/chiggers Closely related to ticks. You just gotta love that branch of the animal family! I wonder why I was never troubled by them. In latter days when i went hiking down there I'd wear white socks and tuck my pants legs into...

The Pine Barrens should secede from New Jersey.

The Pine Barrens were the worst place I've ever been for ticks. That's why I stopped going down there so much. So then, Bob, are chiggers something new in there?

I googled up some relevant links, including a photo of the place and another thread about it on here: http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/dr-smiths-sanitarium-site.522/ http://mss3.libraries.rutgers.edu/dlr/showfed.php?pid=rutgers-lib:10973...

Ed - Are those little wooden barriers gone now? And yeah, women's fashions in the 70's were nice - no tattoos, rings through noses...

Thanks, Ben. Guy, don't you get in trouble on the sandy roads in there with that low slung vehicle, as I did with that rented car?

I found these photos of Quaker Bridge online. Is there more than one Quaker Bridge in NJ? What's the middle one?

Boyd - Reading the reviews it seems that the new Montana still has some bugs, like "Quote: Originally Posted by Twohondas So what do you think Dan does the Montana get the nod over your Zumo for Adv riding? My zumo 660 is in the Truck. But don't jump to fast, the zumo is still a much...

Can you find Quaker Bridge on the Bing map? I tried but it led me to what must be a different Quaker Bridge Road in NJ.

But if you look in the grass in your photo don't you see a line where it changes from short to tall which might be the old road line?

Thanks, Guy. Those Bing maps are awesome.

Is this it? Yipes! That doesn't look like it belongs in those woods!

Thanks for the photos and info, Boyd. I'm interested in seeing your hands on review. My Garmin 276C has a great screen but it's not visible in most lighting conditions without the backlight (the Garmin 176 black and white screen was better in that respect). I think the Montana screen might be a...

The Garmin Montana is the one I've been following, thinking of it as a possible future replacement for my hitherto unreplaceable Garmin 276C. Here are some links I've been looking at: http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=688775...

Guy, you're ahead of me! I had been thinking that it would be interesting to go back there and do then and now photos, trying to find the same spot where I took my picture. I think the tree in the middle of your picture is the same as in mine, but where's the big tree on the left? Can you find...

But it's my claim to fame! WW1 ended almost 100 years ago. How many guy since then have been strafed by a biplane!?

Guy, the sand must be covering the old paving on that road, and I guess you just don't see the little bridge because of the angle of your photo. What is the second photo?

Guy, your photo of Quaker Bridge was 3 1/2 years after mine. It looks exactly the same. What does it look like now?

"chiggers will go through your socks and make mush out of your ankles in minutes" I don't even know what chiggers are. The only trouble I had down there was with ticks, and I've had too many of those little %$#&'s dug way in me, the worst being years ago when camping at the site of the town...