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So it looks like some varieties (like the Mullica Queen) are more berries per vine. The other two varieties of Rutgers berries (here and here) just talk about "improved yield" and "large fruit size." They may not want to make statements saying that the berries would be bigger since it seems...

What do you mean we've not been able to improve on the cranberry? http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2008/11/when_it_comes_to_scientific.html

Nice!

Welcome to the forums!

So generally folks here don't like to hear about people digging up historical sites to find things for their own personal collection. I'd recommend keeping that quiet if I were you.

Done!

Anybody use em? Like em? I'm thinking about turning them off. (It's the green thing that has a county name at the beginning of a thread.)

So I've been playing with Wolfram Alpha, and according to it, $10 in 1930 dollars is only $137 per month. I need rent like that! http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=%2410+in+1930+dollars

I was poking around some bogs there yesterday and heard church bells. I think they came from St. Stephans. It was really weird!

The thread from my 2008 visit: http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/natures-rest-resort-and-buckingham-bogs-and-ruins.4351/#post-44801

Thanks!

Thanks, Pete!

Well, the bonus points benefit me by way of having a better article to share.

I figured I'd handle that m'self.

Hey all: I'm looking for a few folks who wouldn't mind being interviewed via email in the next few weeks. I want to write an article about exploring the Pines through the ages, and comparing how the Pines have changed through the years. That said, I'd like to find people who have explored the...

Update: I haven't been able to get over to Firestone library to pick up the Rutherford book yet. Hopefully I will this week.

I love how religion is a constantly discussed topic on a site devoted to the history and ecology of the Pine Barrens. I like it almost as much as I like the threads on Bigfoot.

This is a really amazing find. Thanks for sharing it!

Yeah that whole part of 539 through the plains is really nice.

The Pierce book was, at least a few years ago, still available at Batsto for under $100. The folks charging $500+ on eBay and various other used book sites are insane. At $100 it's well worth the money. It's a seriously good book.