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Nice map Karl. I see they still have a sizeable gap between campsites from Absegami to Crowleytown and even thats a sizeable trip off trail. Thats where the art of stealth camping comes in:-)

south a good bet:-)

Cody and Dave rock! Dave is a redneck hillbilly and Cody is a bug eatin bush hippie.they go very well together:-)

the forests way of every so often how producing what the squirrels and deer can eat so to insure tomorrows forest:-).last time this happened was about five years ago.Thats about right on time.

I hate that racetrack,.I hear they are in trouble financially and might fold.Nothing would please me more.I can hear it from my house. Al

Whip was actually standing on the ground Glo.The mantis was about two ft off the ground,but he is still a hero:-)

I don't know about up in the Barrens proper Glo but down at my end Black rats are about as common as you can get,like Garter Snakes,Ringnecks and Water snakes.To me no snakes seem common in the barrens because I see so much less snakes there then I do here.Seems like Rattlers have been doing...

so you did make it to the farmhouse! the dips and swale are the remains of an old gravel operation in there.The country north of there is all chasms and valleys and pit now thouroughly wooded due to old gravel operations and if you went past the farmhouse another 3 minute walk you would have...

Nice Black Ratsnake.They are not near as mean as Black Racers generally and are probably the longest snake in nj possibly tieing with Pine snakes both are commonly found up to 6.5 ft with records near 8 ft....If it was just laying on the road it was probably attempting to warm up which if it was...

Bob That fiels is regrowing with Virginia Pine and Shrotleaf Pine.In the pic the needles appear to be in bundles of three so it would be shortleaf.For me virginia pine is always easy to tell from the other pines because they have short,twisted dark green needles in bundles of two and the bark is...

that is cool.were they out twenty years ago?Thats about how long ago it was I seen the tracks. I wonder how flexible the soles are because what i saw looked like a real foot track complete with arch and sand ridges between the toes.In other words the track looked alive,not like a stamp.Would...

haven't got my disability money in yet so taking it easy on gas useage but as soon as I get the means to waste some gas I'll head up to Harrisville and make the pano.Even if it turns out perfect I can still upload it to the larg file site and they can download it and keep it or use it if the...

If I studied this right the barrier islands move with current which generally hits the beaches from the nne to ne which drives the islands south to sw.It usually lengthens them till they are cut by a storm and become a separate island.The islands are then gradually driven toward the mainland to...

never saw bigfoot myself but I was wandering along skit branch one february and saw some definitely humanoid tracks barefooted at least a size 13 maybe bigger.I have used the spot as a private swimming hole at times but not in february.Wonder what this guy was doing barefoot in february with his...

never heard of that???is it better then a thousand earthworms?how far do they poke into the soil?

I find it hard to sympathize with people or businesses that should have known better then to build permanent structures on moving barrier islands.Whats that proverb about the house built on sand? Hey mine is built on sand too!just not moving sand. If you want to make a thatch hut and hole up on...

We need a stone detector Guy. Metal detectors work on detecting density and stone is more dense then sand and humus.I'm sure a detector set to the proper density for stone could detect them but of course that would drive someone hunting for coins mad in areas that are stony.On the other hand if...

you know i hadn't thought of that.It should turn out well too.No large patches of sky.Perhaps I'll hit it when the fall colors peak in a few weeks or wait till leaf off so You can see more in it.I'd have to take the back door in if you know what I mean:-)

Thanks Dogg! Cool ones too!

There he is! Right above me! The infamous Tinkerbear!