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Mine is the same as yours, Guy. I noticed for the last couple days it couldn't find some pretty easy towns and addresses. I wish they would get closer to real time.

Bob, an easy trestle to see is the one that crosses Cedar Creek. You come in from the Lanoka Harbor side and you can drive right up to it. Another is in Lakehurst, under Rt. 70. I think they are a monument to the engineering that went into their design, considering the loads that went across...

But some guy from Trenton does! Go figure? http://app.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080227/NEWS/80227117

Thanks, Mark. It does look alot like that stretch in Forked River. This website has some amazing pictures of the old trains from the 70's, including one of a train crossing a trestle in forked river in the pouring rain. I could spend hours looking at this site. Also pictures of the railroad...

Thanks for that info, Jeff I figured you would know that area. I am planning to get around to the other side, didn't know there was another canal (which facinates me), mainly wanted to get to the other side of that bridge. I have been around the area of Goose Pond alot with my daughter, she...

Thanks, Jeff. Mark, I feel the pain (as does everyone). I have a meeting in Washington Twp. (Warren County) and I'm sure it's going to cost me $50-60 in gas. I wish it were warmer, that's a nice ride on the Fatboy. Tom

There is not much that a good shotgun won't get done. Amen to that!

The plot thickens... http://app.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080226/NEWS/80226075

Yeah, Ben, I've been following that story. Funny how Russ & I were riding ATV's at the same time. There has got to be alot more to this story. There was a similar incident in north Jersey where a conservation officer killed a native american. I think the officer is going to be tried, but...

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Topping out @ mid 30's! You still dont know where babies come from at that age! Oh well, Scott, I'm not tellin em. Tom

Thanks, everyone. I wasn't trying to hijack this thread either. Mucksavage, that truck looks as if it could go anywhere. Maybe someone should start a "rigs" thread? Tom

Thanks for posting, Jim. I'd like to go. Tom

Ben, Why would the topo map call it "cranberry bog" and what is the purpose of the floodgate on the brook? It had to be at some time. Tom

ICANOE, that's the canal. The only thing I can figure is that when these were cranberry bogs, this canal was dug to divert the main flow of the brook until it needed to be flooded for harvest. Looking at Guy's pictures it seems the topo map is pretty old and these bogs haven't been used in a...

Thanks Mike . Thanks Jim, if you still have my phone number, give me a call. There's a PA tour comming up. it's not PB related, but I think you'd like it. Guy, how long ago was that because it looked like the lake was flooded then also. Tom

Andy, 81 GMC Sierra 3500 6 inch lift, 38" Mickey Thompson radial Baja Claws, 10K pound ramsey winch. It's a pretty fun toy.

Ben, I know, but I remember the first time I scratched the crap out of my black 2006 Duramax Silverado. The sound goes right through you. The worst part was I startesd out on a nice wide trail and it gradually funneled down to a goat trail and there was nowhere to turn around. I was pissed! Tom

Thanks, Infinite. Thats the first time anyone called it hot, except that time it overheated. How about a springtime get-together to somewhere cool? Tom

Thanks, we all should have a get together sometime. I go out by myself alot and even with 'Lil Red there could be a problem that you need help to get out of. Tom