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The only thing I would change in that bit of advice 46er is, DON'T get a current topo map, get an older, pre-2013+/- , pre-digital age 7.5 minute quad map.

You are right Bob. It seems that us hunters have learned to live with you tree huggers. :D

If anyone could do that Bob, I believe that Professor John Frink could. (image from conquermaths.com)

Not quite Pines related but most certainly an influence on Nature and the Environment. Awesome. https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/12772

Kind of like when someone around here says, "It's on New Freedom Road". Which one would that be ? Watsontown-New Freedom, New Brooklyn-New Freedom, Berlin-New Freedom, Williamstown-New Freedom or just plain old New Freedom. ?

The original poster was talking about Medford-Jackson Road piker56. See my post 5 above. Kind of confusing.

The situation is more complicated because the River is a municipal as well as a county boundary line. Waterford Township, Camden County on one side and Medford Township, Burlington County on the other.

Well they did pick a good, remote stretch of road for those shenanigans. They didn't really sound like LL Bean or REI product testers so I wonder how they discovered 563 ?

It sounds like you are talking about the gravel surfaced Medford-Jackson Road at Carol-Ida Lake, a.k.a. Ladies' Lake campground. That road is barricaded before the Mullica River piped crossing and the road has been out for a long time. I know several local people who have campsites on the Lake...

Well Guy, I was careful to say “practical access “. :)

What I did is very approximate but actually includes most of the areas you are describing. If you went into the State woods behind Totem you can't cross over to West Mill because event the footbridge over the Nescocheague that linked to West Mill has been out for years. And as I said earlier...

Here is something to ponder. I did a little cyphering and a few gazintas, in the words of Jethro Bodine. From the entrance to West Mill Road at 206 to the long defunct bridge behind the Pleasant Mills Church, to which West Mill leads, measures 6.3 miles. An average and conservative width of the...

Read my post #50 in this thread and the ones that follow. It was not a vacation, it was a license agreement between Hammonton and Miller. It is a unique way of delegating specific rights to an individual in a public right of way. He convinced Hammonton that control of the road was needed to...

This may give Kim Jong-un something to aim for !

I am liking Bob's idea more and more. It certainly beats months of court proceedings. :)

Good to see you post again George. As you probably know, I am on the brine from May to October, other than running the dogs in the woods at home. We switch back to Pines mode in the fall. Nothing wrong with that.

I thought he said "You may fire when ready, Gridlock" ? Oh that was George Dewey, the inventor of the Dewey Decimal System. History was always my strong suit. :)

I can say with confidence that the owner does not know where his corners are located. I can also say with confidence that he is displaying all of his testicular fortitude based on the license agreement to control the road for which he paid Hammonton $5,000.00. You are correct in saying that...

The primary reason for such a discrepancy between the property line mappings provided by various governmental sources and the real life locations of boundary lines in the field is that the mappings are only based on municipal tax maps. The State's online boundary mapping sources are just a...

I spoke to someone who has seen trees felled to block access from a road that comes over from Rockwood. I don't know what you would encounter coming from the east along West Mill itself.