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I just got a message from a representative of the NJCF:

I've just been pouring over the historic aerial photos and topo maps. How far east of the RR bridge is it on 72?

It's cost me a ton of money.

First thing that popped into my head.

As of the immediate moment, no. I've been focusing on my photography more so than my writing.

Knock it off.

Well, if the Pinelands Commission approves the pipeline I'd imagine that there's not much Congress could do. The problem is Christie and the make up of the commission.

I think the bigger issue here is that the Commission voted down the MOA, and then Christie stacked the commission with his own pipeline-friendly cronies. Will the pipeline itself cause an end to the pinelands? No. But how about a supposedly independent commission now being controlled by a very...

Hey Lauren, is your refrigerator running? Better go catch it then!

I think that one of the problems might be that it's pretty hard to properly do original research without having some sort of training/background as a historian. I mean, sure, anybody can load up a microfilm and go through old newspapers but it takes a lot of knowledge that isn't well known to go...

The more people working to keep history alive, the better.

http://www.njphs.org Their Facebook page has posts that go back to 2012 so they're not new - I hadn't heard of them until the PPA linked to them from their Facebook page.

Probably less valuable after that.

The group name is NJPineBarrens.com

It was too cloudy and there was way too much light pollution by me to see it.

Yup. The Pinelands Commission basically has no integrity left to it anymore.

What happened when you tried to post it to the NJPB Facebook page?

There's an adapter to let you put K-mount lenses on Canon digitals. You'd only really want to do this on old, manual focus glass that has an aperture ring. One of the reasons why I shoot Pentax is that I have a bunch of old Pentax film cameras and I can use those lenses on my Pentax K-5 without...

Hopefully they'll be on sale elsewhere as I would like a copy.

Probably "Pinelands Adventures" is a for-profit business that is just spun off from the PPA. (This is my speculation, anyway.)