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Wasn't the huge amount of TVs that were being dumped in the woods due to Burlington County no longer accepting them for free? I will say that some towns make it difficult to dispose of stuff properly. Not that this is an excuse, but the process might be made easier somehow. On the other hand...

It could have also been Randolph's favorite flower. (Said 80% tongue in cheek.)

A cursory internet search isn't showing any holdings of Randolph's diaries or other personal papers. I have a hard time believing that it doesn't exist though.

Kind of old news, but relevant to discussions we've had here regarding graffiti and defacement of historic sites and natural features. http://www.modernhiker.com/2014/10/21/instagram-artist-defaces-national-parks/ and an update...

I loaned my copy of that to someone and it's never found its way back to me. :argh:

It's ridiculously windy too. 29 mph here in Asbury.

Turns out the thing I was going to was cancelled. Stay warm everybody!

I have to take a ride down to Batsto this morning. How much snow did the Pines get?

I can't find anything to explain why Benjamin Randolph picked the name Speedwell. There were several ships named Speedwell - including one that was supposed to accompany the Mayflower - that brought settlers from England to New England. I'm not sure why Benjamin Randolph would name his sawmill...

There's also some pretty impressive remains of the base of the sawmill engine as well as a substantial mound of sawdust.

I'm pretty sure that's it at the link you posted. Van Note Lumber of Point Pleasant, NJ is still around - although it's just a wholly owned subsidiary of some other lumber company now. I am allegedly related to the Van Notes someway/somehow. Beck only has this to say about Van Note Camp...

I was 18 in 1996.

I would like that very much!

I'd like to learn how to navigate with just a map & compass.

WeirdNJ.

"Upgrade." Yeah, right. Also VirtualBox is free and much better than Parallels.

Another reason why all of you guys are so awesome.

Hrm, not sure.

To be fair we did have a lot of arguments on this site years ago about people placing caches in places that shouldn't get a lot of foot traffic. This would address that.

Awesome!