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http://www.njpinebarrens.com/the-augustus-richards-canal/

Welcome to the site and you have a great taste in music. The Who is my favorite band.

Was searching for something unrelated and this came up. http://www.ebay.com/itm/1980s-Vincentown-Chatsworth-New-Jersey-Lunch-Dinner-Menu-Mayos-Halfway-House-/361896612451?hash=item5442b81263:g:UnUAAOSwFe5Xwxf7

Lots of old names in this thread...

It's a good book. It's been reprinted twice: once in 1966 and one in 1980. I believe it was the Monmouth County Historical Society that published them.

Here's my first Pine Barrens exploring truck - a 1986 Grand Wagoneer. I owned it sometime in 1998. Sorry for the dusty scan. I killed it by driving through a large puddle on either Hawkin's Bridge or Godfrey's Bridge road. The air intake was a hose that ran right from the carb to the front...

Well, there's always Adorama.

Wow, those are great.

http://www.nj.com/ocean/index.ssf/2017/01/odd_historical_pole_field_from_defunct_att_site_to.html#incart_river_home

I'd love to see what the bids looked like for this work. I wonder if allowing the tree company to log the land was done in lieu of payment.

Happy New Year everybody!

Hey guys what's going on?

Which is what I was implying. Byrne saved the Pinelands for us and he is owed a debt of gratitude.

There's just no reasoning with those people. They've turned off so many people with their message yet now they want to raise $4 million for their "Brendan T. Byrne" fund. If I was Brendan Byrne I wouldn't want them invoking my name alongside their agenda. Interestingly they want to funnel $1M...

Yeah, that's terrible.

http://www.pinelandsalliance.org/blog/2016/12/park-police-need-tools-to-combat-orv-abuse/ Another blog article on the PPA site and, presumably, emailed to supporters. I saw it on Facebook where I commented twice last night - both were non incendiary, respectful posts. One was about how the...

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Yeah, I'll need to get in touch with them. Thanks for the tips!

Thanks!

I know it might be a bit of an oddball question to ask on a Pine Barrens forum such as this, but does anybody have any suggestions as to where I could find some information about what the Lenape were doing in Monmouth County, and preferably Monmouth County, in the 17th and 19th centuries? I...