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There seems to have been quite a number of lawsuits over canals in those days.

Reviving this thread again... If you go to the NJDEP GIS website and download the 1930 aerial photos of NJ and look just to the East of where maps locate Lake Broyhill, you will see a fairly sizeable pond on the upper stretches of a tributary of the Tulpehocken. Was that "Lake Broyhill"...

Hard. My brain has some adjusting to do. The Geology is coming fairly easily (so far), but the Calculus, Physics and Chemistry will prove to be very difficult for me, I'm certain of it. I love Biology. What in particular are you studying?

Hey Sue, I just started on a second Bachelors in Geology. The music degree just isn't cuttin- it (surprise, surprise). You're involved in the Earth sciences, if I recall. Right?

Boyd, if you are referring to me, I'm back from Montana. I'll return out west once I complete my degree. Don't get me wrong, though: I love NJ...the Pines anyway.

According to the offical site, it's on the 21st. http://www.batstovillage.org/country-living-fair.htm

Naw, our state is too sad to be a joke.

http://gallery.njpinebarrens.com/data/560/medium/IMG_0218_1_1.jpg :confused: I know Guy didn't do that. Many losers out there....

:) Thanks for sharing that, Scott. Going to hug my mom now.

LARGO, if you want, pm me about when you will be doing your last seasonal paddle. I just might be available to join ya.

I'll be darned, g. It looks like your uncle and my Grandfather were neighbors! I can't tell you how much I appreciate pictures like these. Thank you.

Nice find you have there in the slag, Jim! Thanks for sharing that.

Yep, that was me, manumuskin. I'd love to attempt a spring paddle on the lovely Sleeper. Let me know. I have a good idea as to which section we ought to try.

Always good to hear from you, manumuskin!

At least the snake died for a good cause!

$10,000! Damn. Was it worth it, Mr. Webber?

Awesome pictures and report, Bob. A change of pace is good.

Definitely.

Guy, that is the canal we've been discussing, right? The article makes it sound like Richards dug other ditches by which flow was increased to the Forge Pond. Am I missing something?

Guy, hat would you say was the average depth of the canal when you visisted that winter? Here is a funny from the article: I am curious about this one: I wonder where these ditches are...