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They found lots of shells and limestone. :) The former, by and large, represents the earlier stages of the kiln (pre-19th century).

Budd Wilson told me that he helped excavate the kiln sometime after 1965. They filled it in afterward, but he says some of the foundation may be visible. It is located about where the road to the old nature center leaves the Washington Turnpike.

Atsion Creek :p

:D Well, you've come to the right place!

http://www.philly.com/philly/news/new_jersey/20130617_Loss_of_a_father.html Really sad. Our rivers can be dangerous.

2:42 - 4:09 WOW

Let's do! BTW, how about we get your canoe on the Toms?

Thanks, Bobby. Have you poked around the Phoenix site?

Hmmm...I'm not sure what you are looking at there. Maybe try to pinpoint it with the live maps?

Can you show us exactly what you are looking at on the LIDAR map?

Hewey and I paddled from Bamber to Route 9 over the course of 3 trips last summer. I've fallen in love the ol' Cedar. The water certainly is clear too. This summer I'm going to have to bring my goggles and find a nice spot to sit on the bottom of the river and forget the world above the surface.

I know you didn't ask me, but I don't use GPS because it takes the challenge out of it all. :)

Aw, c'mon. You know you've done it once or twice. We all have.

I gave my girlfriend a dutch oven last night, but she wasn't too appreciative. Glad you had a good time.

My brothers and I just checked out the island and did a trash clean-up. The island has really opened up. Jeff: No, it's not Rabbit Island.

Was Hall correct about that? My impression was that there would have been more water back then than now due to a lower water table.

I think (hope) 46er was joking, Bob.

Never heard of that. You know where it is? Jeff, give me a call today.

:D

I'll be there.