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I take this as a good thing. I live down here and I see things that boaters do and it drives me nuts. On the end of my lagoon is a shallow area and I can sit in my back yard and watch weekend boaters trying to get through the sandbar, they just don't know how to read the water. And last weekend...

Here is a picture of the Blimp flying over my home. I see it over the bay at least twice a week, weather permitting. They have a much larger Blimp at Lakehurst that they are getting it ready for test flights.

A good way of putting it.

49er, we live at the end of 532 and it never ceases to amaze me the humming activity at Wells Mills. We go there often to do walks. We put out a few feeders to try to discourage the dogfights, but there will always be the dominant male chasing the others off. I like the way Wells Mills put up...

We have the hummingbirds in the coastal area, they come to the shore before going inland. The butterflies are here as well.

I also thank you for sharing and going through the trouble.

I have been seeing the sign for an office bldg on that spot for the past year. My question is since that Hot Dog Truck doesnt have running water, where does this vendor wash up after using the non existent men's room????

The day Ed and I were there we had a good view of Lakehurst, here is the photo. Trees were blocking the view towards the Barnegat Lighthouse

Scott, I never knew that a Golden Eagle would pass through this area. What a wonderful sight to see a local picture taken of this magnificent bird. Thanks for the enjoyment. Tony

I agree. I like most things better than obama

http://www.state.nj.us/dep/enforcement/pcp/bpo/aquatics/pinelands.pdf Many folks have their own ideas what constitute the pines. This is from the DEP. Also, the ground is sandy in the pines, when you get close to the Delaware River, the soil is mud and it is not part of the pines.

I have been on FB for several years. It is a good tool to use to stay in touch with family and friends around the world. I don't post much but I do make comments when necessary. The problem with social networking is that it shouldn't be used as a method of communication where you never have to...

The two trains in North Jersey waters have been known to Jersey divers for at least, 30 years. They were on a barge that sank upright, bardges do that. The site is considered a ship wreck since it was not sunk on purpose, as opposed to a ship sunk on purpose and that would be called an...

This information is excellent for planning a hike where you haven't been. It would show you what you may be getting into.

The gulf coast of Florida is having this problem as we speak. They are keeping it out of the news. There is a severe red tide around the Naples area causing spores in the air to almost 5 miles inland. The cause? Fertilizers used on the farms. Texas has also reported that along the gulf the...

Great news.

Our tax dollars at work. Come on Christie cut this program.

Visibility in the Mullica is rated in inches, not feet. We call it braille diving. The Hunley, which Clive Cussler takes credit for finding, is being restored. What takes time is to have all the salt removed from the metal. It usually takes years soaked in fresh water, changed frequently and a...

I agree on the visibility in Del Bay, not too many dive the bay because of that. I tried to dive the Atlantus off of Cape May point but the current was too great and that was the end of my Del Bay experience. I always liked to fish the Bay down at Brandywine Light. I don't know of any Spanish...