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http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=41.207627831284285&lng=-74.61099502563478&z=12&type=nj2007&gpx=NJPB430098482 This is Sussex County.One point way to the south.Might Be my Mistake?

I have made GPX files by county.I'll post them here and see if it works.

Yes I have noticed ruts melt first the same way the base of trees melt off.I figured it was because of residual heat in the earth whereas any snow jacked up off the ground by vegetation would not be affected by the warmth.I have also noticed that even in cloudy weather the south side of trees...

I didn't know about Green Treefrogs expanding into NJ. Have you confirmed this yourself Chris? Are people bringing them in? How would they get across the saltwater to here? Could these be cricket frogs? they are mostly in thick vegetation in shallow water.have never heard them in trees. If there...

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I use to catch them a lot as a kid but hadn't seen one in some time till last summer my grandson caught one in his yard.He swore it was a worm,his Mom swore it was a snake.I was called to come over and verify who was right.He seemed pissed that I sided with Mom but quickly forgot it when He...

Looks like Shoobie Traffic clogging up Stagecoach Road...a.k.a. 347

I know.I have made gpx files of cave surveys from WV and then when looking for the entrances they have been way off especially on the old Davies survey from the 50's.The newer surveys from the 70's and later are pretty good.I have just made gpx files from this NJ survey and the few caves I...

Thanks Jeff,yes this is it.This is where I got the coords Guy. Yes the two caves found in south jersey of course destroyed by south jersey much like we've done our beaches.

Canoes from Hancock to Water Gap.120 no in four days back around 87'camped on Shapnack island first night

Got the info from a cave survey put out by the teleological survey

http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.98982164835664&lng=-74.73647244247434&z=17&type=nj2007&gpx= The edit feature is not working.At least on my computer.Disregard the location above.I was using the wrong coordinate format.This is using the right one.This is the actual location to the Worrel...

http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.984092074895905&lng=-74.73404772552487&z=16&type=nj2007&gpx= This is posted in reference to a conversation that Pinelandpaddler and I had some time ago.I had read a Speleological Survey of NJ at one time and remembered an entry on a cave in Burlington...

http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.38940202615092&lng=-74.90092404159543&z=17&type=nj1930&gpx= this is a very interesting old road I have followed most of at one time or another.Used to traverse between Cumberland Forge and Doughty's tavern.It is nothing but a U shaped trough thouroughly...

of course they do http://www.bobcattrailgc.com/

The secret to dealing with the deer flies is to remember they hunt by movement and air currents.They do not hunt by scent like skeeters.So while your driving through the pines hitting branches with your side mirrors you are acquiring a horde of these flies you can see hovering sround your...

Northern Water Snake commonly mistaken for the venomous Water Moccasin which reside much further south

when I click on the link I posted above the plane is exactly under the red thingamabob that use to pinpoint a location.It is exactly over the powerline headinh NNW just north of Weatherby road

I know where a Bobcat tee is off of 679 but have never actually seen a Bobcat other then once when I was about 15 west of Union Lake.I think it was a Bobcat but it was so fast I can't be sure.

How did they get that good that fast?! From NJ! The Grass capital of the world!