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That dog's a pussy.

haha! nice

You got me this time, Bob!

Now, now, I didn't detect any character judgment in Bob's post. Good discussion guys.

Excellent. :mrgreen:

Ha! I hadn't noticed that! Just went out and saw for myself. The roll was nearly petrified and is likely a relict from Memorial Day weekend. Good find!

Good one!

I am certainly not beyond being dense at times, but I still don't see the logic behind Boyd's remark.

I bet that road was an old indian trail. Spungman has documented many such trails leading to and from spungs throughout the pinelands.

Egg Harbor River? Let's qualify that: The Great Egg Harbor River (as opposed to the Little Egg Harbor River). Sorry, had to. But no, I've not gotten to paddle those upper stretches yet. I hope to one day. Kevinhooa paddled that portion last year...

As long as one is treating nature and his fellow man with respect, then I think it is quite alright to bend or break some of the rules. Personal discretion and responsibility is everything. No hiking off-trail? Please. No swimming where a life guard is not present? Gimme a break. No beer...

Lagunitas Undercover Investigation Shut-Down definetly floats towards the top of my list, too. Had it last year, and have been waiting patiently for this year's release. I have to make it out to Berlin soon. Scott, you are fortunate to have near your home one of the best liquor stores (as far...

Oh, c'mon, people! The whole stadium was loving every second of that stunt. That kid was an entertainer, and some fines would have taught him a "lesson". Oh, he broke the law! Give me a break. Should someone be tasered every time they get caught breaking the law? Scott, you better watch...

http://midmassnewfers.blogspot.com/2008/05/beavers-drown-newf.html Bullshit?

Do you see the submerged channels just to the south of the road/berm? http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.60258008080764&lng=-74.5823085308075&z=17&type=nj1930&gpx=

TabernacleNative and Turtle, Looking at the 1930 aerial photos of this stretch of river, it appears that the wetlands immediately adjacent to the Mullica on the Atlantic County side were flooded. It seems that the road turtle mentioned was also used as a dyke. I'd bet that the concrete...

Good find, Bob. Might it be some kind of coral, perhaps Rugosa? In any case, I think we're looking at a fossil that represent a species of marine animal that went extinct around 250 million years ago. Perhaps SpungMan can shed some light on this.

Scott, Have you gotten a taste of Lagunita's Wilco Tango Foxtrot yet?