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there's a lot of stuff here. http://www.oceancountyhistory.org/publications/

OK!

what is section 8?

On the surface q #2 seems reasonable but the more time goes on I become confused. Executive answer?

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They also used the scouts to put up mile markers on the rivers.

http://pinebarrenstribune.com/buzbys-general-store-owner-contemplates-future-p364-165.htm

I use a Bank of America credit card to purchase gas. The year end summary gives me the dollar amount spent, not the gallons or state where purchased. It would be a deduction from taxable income, not a tax credit, meaning you would save whatever your marginal tax rate is. 2015 NJ marginal tax...

We saw a nice one yesterday, very slender.

I miss the Jackalope.

We saw similar signs with sea gulls on them in Cape May this week. I had no idea it was a trail or where the next sigh was, it looked like a bus stop or a don't run over the sea gull sign.

Sounds like BigFoot. Where is Adam when you need him?

Are there trails ?

What type of waist packs are you guys wearing?

I called them Jonny Smokers and my wife knew them as Indian Smokers. As kids we lit one up but it can't be smoked.

Sign located here. http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.68931670582933&lng=-74.55301779907228&z=15&type=nj1995&gpx=

Richland Village continued. The Patcong model railroad is in this building. They were closed when we were there. https://www.facebook.com/patcongvalleyrr There are some older buildings in the area including this very well stocked hardware store. An unexpected gem. Ed

For a year we have been passing signs for the Cape May Seashore Lines in Richland Village while taking Tuckahoe Road the back way to Wildwood. On Wednesday we decided to check it out. It's an interesting little town, unexpected along Rt 40. There are some old buildings associated with the Rail...

http://www.worldwar1.com/dbc/campdix.htm Fort Dix has been serving America's Army since July 18, 1917, when its predecessor, Camp Dix, was officially established as a training and staging camp for troops destined for the battlefields of Europe during World War I.

Really nice Mike!