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Is this connected to the WS stones?

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I used to pick up lunches for my coworkers at the deli across the street from that General Store and I used to pick up things from the store for work when they sent me,back when Archie and Antoinette had it.She worked with me as well.

I wonder if those juveniles are still in the area? they'd be early 60's now.

You want a 100 ft wide fire break? Put it behind the peoples homes who it benefits.Let them look at the carnage With this kind of reasoning we will eventually have a 100 ft strip of desolation down every major sand road in South Jersey. I smell money being made on our woods with none of it...

I can plainly see them in your second shot.Their so far away that someone who didn't know the area might mistake them for trees.You could always clone them out of the shot.Problem is my brain can't clone them out when I"m there.

Used to be a favorite fishin spot of mine.It really pissed me off when they put those two cell towers up.Ruined the view upstream for good.

Back side of the Whipoorgum

The two white cedar down here on Muskee are approaching 11 ft. One looks like it's seen better days but the biggest is still quite healthy and growing

Wouldn't know who to report it to.I doubt it's a state record but it's the biggest we've found so far.I think I may know where a much bigger one is.I am going to check that area out my next day off.head back to work today:-( There are 15 fters reportedly in the area with a 30 ft high stump at 19 ft)

New record. The old record was a Black Gum in Bear swamp west at 12 ft 4.5 inches breast height circumference. New record is Bear east.A sweetgum named Whippergum since Bill spotted the grove of three trees.There was one measured at 1 ft 9 in,the second twin Tower was inaccessible due to heavy...

It no doubt will increase biological productivity as it lets in sunlight and clears the ground for grass and forbs,herbvores will increase and the predators that eat them ,that doesn't change the fact that it's quite ugly and will ruin a nice drive.Also the state isn't doing it to increase...

Nothing like saving the forest by removing the trees. Of course I"m sure a few bucks will made in the process.

Was it one of the stones pictured here?

You actually carry pepper spray in the barrens? Does it work against chiggers?

Awesome! I thought there must be more of them!

Not certain but I think it may be Sapsucker Damage. http://www.seattlearborist.com/blog/page/3/ go half way down page for a pic that looks similar to this

Yes I agree A is much better.Route C is through very nice woods and the last thing we need through there is another line.Some of the woods first rate barrens.

Even with a gray day your still top of the line Jon

I haven't heard of this southern pipeline.Do you have a map or description of the route? Manumuskin is one of the two streams in NJ with virtually pristine water quality.I"d like evry much to see the route of this pipeline.