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No, I just went over it last week. There was some materials and equipment sitting off to the side.

Put in today at Lake Oswego and kayaked to Harrisville Pond. It was an extra special day, as I got to kayak and my steps in too. Although there was water going over the spill way at Harrisville and Oswego. The first 1/2 mile was pretty low with lots of sand bars. Almost no different then when...

You can park at the beach and walk around to the old church. They put up a new sign about the skirmish and revolutuonary soldiers burried there

Old Stone Store/Heritage Park across from the Rita's in Manahawkin. We get ice cream and then walk across the street to check out the old trains and displays in the sheds.

I had to go back and look at that slide. I whizzed by it quickly because I thought it was a lunch room/cafeteria or kitchen

It is in downtown Barnegat on Railroad Ave at a restoration shop

Pouring with thunder here in Forked River

Ouch, I hope she feels better!!!!

When I was out on Jones Rd, twice in the spring before the drought. The road after Blacks Bridge was flooded and the water was up to the bottom of the bridge. The water was coming through the cedars across the road and it was preety deep because there were some existing lowspots/puddles. Not...

Strange, did someone clean it up or have a giant bonfire?

Last year when I tried to go visit, I was near Mount. The road from there to Jemina had some huge ugly looking mud puddles so we did not risk it, But I am sure with the lack of rain it would be much easier now

Wait, that is still in th PB. I was only thinking of small communities

lakehurst?

Love the one with the moon rising over the cedars!!!

Was that the horse skeleton tied to a tree on Tuckerton Railroad by the Middle branch of Forked River? My friend has one for a Hallween prop too.

In Greenwood the two spots are known for partying and offroading

Yes, 3 rd year in a row for Parkers Pit Area in Greenwood WMA

This one by Forked River Mountain? https://boydsmaps.com/#17.00/39.846503/-74.296025/njgin2020/-8.40/0.00

The cleared area Bob proppses for use has a lot of positives for a ORV park. First the land is already cleared. There are no water sources within or in the boundries of the property. There are no spungs, swamps, or marshes just lots of gravel, sand, and some pine trees that are slowly growing...

When we did not have the tap we would cut the top off at the neck and use a laddle. But the best was out in Bamber there was a guy who painted a bunch of beer balls different colrs and hung them in huge pine tree in front of his house for Christmas