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I've always been curious about the "ore raising" process. How far did they have to dig down to get at the ore? How did they break it apart? How did they get it back to the furnace?

Is that an ore bed that was mined for bog iron for Batsto?

I've seen chiggers on me. They look like tiny, tiny ticks.

If you don't see them on your legs or other extremes, you're fine.

I still try to scoop them up in some sort of container and get them out of the house. Same with crickets and other various insect life I find in the house. The only bugs that I kill on sight are chiggers and termites. The only bugs that scare me (or at least give me the supreme heebie...

They were Russian, so I don't think I have to worry about another video being made about me. :jeffd:

Yes, those are the graves Beck found.

:hist101: Oh contrair. The other side of Chatsworth Rd. has plenty to see.

I forgot that I wrote that. Glad to see I haven't grown up in 4 years. :)

It's totally hard core. I have people outside my house installing fence right now. I'm living the dream, baby.

Newbie!: 0-29 Scout: 30-99 Explorer: 100-499 Piney: 500+ I'm thinking of upping the limits for Explorer and Piney. This was from back before I thought I'd have anyone with 500 posts here. Now a lot of people seem to be Pineys. :) Edit: as for the nudie, we had one of those as a...

It says it will work. I have not tried it.

No, the graves are in fact graves. http://gallery.njpinebarrens.com/showgallery.php/cat/9

And it works with my GPS! Nice find!

The state plows it as rye strips for deer.

Pretty soon it will be the only affordable way to do it.

Can you give us a synopsis?

I would have imagined that ticks were a problem back then. Maybe mosquitos aren't as bad now that they spray for them.

That's a nice trip to Howardsville. I never noticed the wagon before. If you hike around the bogs to the East you'll find a lot of the old water control devices are still there.

I never knew there were public lands in Whiting. It's pretty interesting to see the before and after of the Heritage Minerals plant.