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"People's Republic of NJ" Haha! My Dad uses that phrase quite often.

No urinating in the woods??? Not that I would ever do that. :rolleyes: NJ is the absolute worst State in the Union when it comes to regulations in our Parks. Then again, we also have the most douchebags per capita here, don't we? I'm sorry, were we talking about camping?

The link Scott provided is good, and one I consult often. The tide is certainly a factor in the Sweetwater area, and the current certainly gets strong enough to make a notable difference.

Nice one! Subtle and clever!

Good call, GermanG. I say we bring back the giant beaver. (Let's see what ideas that brings to Largo's mind)

I say we re-introduce them all and designate Largo "King of the Jungle"

Nice report and photos, Mark. I learned something, I did.

Pique-a-boo!

I've been finding ticks throughout the winter. Some of these F$%&ers take no quarter.

That's awesome, virgos. Have fun exploring your newly discovered backyard. And get a camera, would ya?

Ben, You are thinking of the Buttonwood Hill Tavern. mullens, Yes, the foundations of Wescoat's Tavern have indeed been identified. Where did you read that it was located less than a mile from the Clark house down river across from rabbitt island?

http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/183/story/440727.html Speak of the devil. Moths? Hmmmm...

That's Atsion Creek, not the Mullica. :mrgreen:

Boyd, the purpose of the controlled burning is presumably to control (eradicate?) the phragmites on the island. However, fires have been observed to result in an increase in shoot densities. Supposedly, however, controlled-burning can be effective when the area is immediately flooded...

Cool pics, Mike. When will these people realize that they can't just burn away the phragmites?

King, I don't think Spung-Man was implying that we "suck".

Excellent photos, Guy. That sawmill find is spectacular. I'm sorry to have missed out.

Good one!

Hi Bot, Burning leaves/branches is a viable means to ridding one's self of the waste. When I lived with both of my parents and was still in high school, we would burn our tree/shrub clippings, because throwing them into a landfill, in plastic trash bags, is completely counter intuitive...

Scott, Southern Tier "Gemini" (22 oz bottle). Get it. Now.