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Good question...... Kayaking seems to be out of the question. It would be cool though to hike the whole canal. The article states that the canal went all the way down to Forge Pond. That is a distance! Ah! I'd like to check that out. From your opening post: Are you talking...

Sorry about the link malfunction. I hope you didn't waste too much time reading something irrelevant. No, I haven't been there, Guy. I'd like to go with you when you go there next. It would be interesting to search for any remains of Richards' dam. There is a lot of information in that...

Reviving an ancient thread.... Guy, have you seen this? http://books.google.com/books?id=p3UDAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA511&lpg=PA511&dq=%22mr+h+richards+for+defendant%22&source=web&ots=Kmc8FSSWY0&sig=zCWn8SPb0NksDDBRqwjjvJRJpsgcanal lawsuit

Looks like you made your rounds that day. Thanks for the pictures. How heavy was that piece of slag?

Are you talking about the pond? Yes, that was created by the damming of the Hammonton Creek in the 1750's (?). In any case, it was the area around the confluence of the Atsion and Hammonton Creeks that I understand to have been called "Nescochague" by the Lenape. I'm not sure I know what...

Good questions, and ones to which we ought to try to find the answer to. From what I understand, Rutgers has led most of the archeological research in this area. Perhaps they have a database online? No doubt. Supposedly, Nescochague was a permanent summer village . I'd like to see...

Yeah, I think I do notice a change.

I like it, Tom.

Thanks, Guy. I had a cold, so it was a bit tough going, but I had a great time nonetheless. I can bring some lasagna for you next time if you want. :)

I got chigged a bit on my left ankle. Everyone else?

From the NJDEP article: ICANOE2, this report was submitted by someone other than you, right?

Bob, when are you taking me out to trek around your woods? So is the creek wide up there because of a beaver dam, or what?

Good job, ICANOE. I'm eager to hear the verdict.

A good trip it was. Spungs and streams; swamps and savannahs; hills and valleys. We saw the Pines in all of its diversity Saturday. I had rated the trip a 7.5, but in retrospect I think I'd rate it an 8.5. Can I change my vote, Bob? :)

Good one.

Them certainly is fightin' words. Go get' em, Steve! Where's the popcorn emoticon, Ben? :)

How 'bout them Phils anyway?:v:

Why? And is there any scientific research to vindicate this? As for ESVs, methinks the sober and down-to-earth explanation is that it is most likely caused by radio interference and cross modulation coupled with pareidolia.

Good one, Bear!

Spot on, Guy. Our pinelands gravel has for thousands of years been subject time and time again to fires as bad as, and worse than, this most recent fire. These people ought be fined as Bob suggested and laughed out of court. "Marcus said the company was surprised that its claim became a...