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Speaking of Batman, another movie is due out soon. http://www.njgeology.org/enviroed/newsletter/v1n2.pdf

I missed this thread the first time around. The Pensauken formation, once attributed to a "Pensauken Sound", was actually laid down by the Pensauken River. The Pensauken River was a huge mother of a river that cut across NJ from the Long Island area to the Trenton area. The Delaware and...

Now, that's what I'm talking about. :)

I don't have it all sorted out yet, but I think that what you suggest above is basically right, save that sea level has been on a general incline since the last ice age. I've read that most of the Cohansey formation was deposited by ancient rivers flowing from the Appalachians to the...

Interesting thoughts, Al and Ben. With a higher water table in the past, the Mordecai and others swamps were no doubt significantly wetter throughout the year. As such, the scattered dunes in the Mordecai would have warranted a description as "islands" more so than today. Sandbars...

Draco would never pass a law that led to less deaths. :hist101:

Amen to what Boyd said.

Ben, you are doing a fine job.

Technically, they are dunes, i.e. wind blown sand deposits.

True that.

Sounds like a stretch, yes.

I hear you, but I still don't see where anything was spun. What did you disagree with exactly?

What was spun exactly?

:rofl:

Wow. I wonder what sets off these cannonballs?

Al, We hiked the road from buttonwood hill 'til it exits the swamp just east of Batsto. I can see how you lost the road once you got onto high ground. you might not have realized that a couple hundred yards or so of the road is actually a natural dune.

I gotte say...Sue knows her stuff.

'Tis a good thing. You'll live longer that way. Some people take some things way too seriously.

Well, I must hand it to the arrogant, narrow-minded, and judgmental members of this website. The responses to Mr. and Mrs. Coz have been most cordial.

LIP, I'm just busting your stones. Don't take it to heart.