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So it looks like Youtube changed something with how media gets embedded and I needed to make a change on this site. Give it a shot now and see if it's working for you.

It works on my phone. I'm actually out of town right now. I'll have to take a look tomorrow sometime.

That looks like a pretty intense (but fun) trip. I'd have been nervous bringing that 5D along for the trip. That's not cheap to replace if it falls into the drink.

I had to delete that article. While it probably falls under the Fair Use exception for copyright law, the last time someone posted an image of a newspaper article I got a cease and desist letter and had to hire an attorney to deal with it. Feel free to transcribe it and repost it, but I don't...

I forgot that I had used MoveOn.org for the MAP petition, not Change.org. My comment about being a liberal and partisan politics sucking still stands. :)

Stupid idea, for the reason that SuperCooch said. There will be even less resources and money available to protect the Pines if this somehow went through. "This step will create additional protections and funding so everyone will be able to enjoy the pine barrens in ways we previously could not...

Fits in with what's happening in the Pines recently. http://www.nj.com/passaic-county/index.ssf/2016/08/dangerous_booby-traps_found_along_popular_north_jersey_trail.html#incart_2box_nj-homepage-featured

Well, besides the hayrides.

It's good if you like a scenic park with apple orchards. Monmouth Battlefield is one of my favorite places to go photograph.

Thanks, I'll have to check that out. Now that I have a hour to kill on the ferry commute to and from work I've been tearing through books on my Kindle.

So if Inga Gabliks is acting super at Monmouth Battlefield and Dave Robbins is acting super at Wharton, where'd Rob go?

Anybody have any suggestions for another McPhee book? I read Uncommon Carriers and it was good but not, in my opinion, as good as The Pine Barrens.

So I heard a rumor that Rob Auermuller isn't at Batsto anymore? Anybody hear anything?

Are you saying the one on NJPB Maps that I just posted isn't accurate?

Pretty sure this is the 1997 map. http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.648972599081375&lng=-74.64581377777097&z=14&type=topo&gpx=

If you're in doubt about a puddle it may make sense to throw a pair of knee waders on and wander into the puddle to test how deep it is. Beats getting stuck or potentially damaging something. As far as legal roads go, pretty much anything that shows up on a 1997 USGS topo map (like the ones at...

Eh, I'm all for the police following up with people if someone feels like they've been harassed online. Obviously you weren't going to be a problem but the police officer had no way of knowing that, and I'd rather them be safe than sorry. </derail>

I'll vouch for this book. I purchased it off Amazon just for the Nash's Cabin article. I never though I'd see the history of the cabin so expertly detailed.

I disabled the email and web shield stuff. I just have it scanning files as they're opened/written to.