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“Yes, you can see what people think are mine shafts filled with water, but these are pits made from quickly melting permafrost.” The same types of holes or pits are being found in Siberia today as permafrost melts due to global warming, he said. Could gas explosions have formed our blue holes...

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Methinks it's time for me to get off my butt and write an article on Mulliner.

Peter Bard's mill (probably a saw mill) is mentioned in a 1722 will (Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol. 1).

I think Jerseyman might appreciate this new song from Weird Al!

Gonna be a lot longer than 45 minutes from Constable Bridge to Crowley's Landing. If you plan to stop here and there and poke around a bit, count on a 3 hour trip.

Ya make me proud, Ed!

I stand corrected. While I still believe that Upper Forge was located at the confluence of Robbin's Branch and the Batsto River, the only forge in the area depicted on Gordon's map is the one "in ruins".

Guy's arrow points to Lower Forge. Upper Forge was here: http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.7654886848784&lng=-74.67369265827176&z=17&type=nj1930&gpx=

Pleasant Mills.

What exactly do you find uncool about this?

Stamos, If you find a bottle in the woods and you take it home to preserve it as a historical artifact, I think you are doing good. However, I would consider donating them if any historical society or museum could make use for it.

Thanks, my friends. Hopefully that will be the first of many. I can only improve from here!

Bob, that be the East Branch of Bass River?

Thanks, Guy!

I'll be giving a presentation on local folklore and history this upcoming Friday the 13th. Actually, I'll give four short presentations that each will be followed up with a song. The topics will include: Joe Mulliner, The Jersey Devil, The White Stag of Shamong, and the history of the Mullica River.

I'm pretty sure civil discussion on pinelands politics is permitted.

I got a hold of a copy of the aforementioned PhD dissertation. The chapter on Mulliner is the most in-depth historical treatment of his legacy. Unfortunately, it didn't get too deep, since there is so little verifiable information on Mulliner. A very good read, nonetheless, and the pieces of...

Nah. Mike?