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Coincidentally I just finished reading Close To Shore about the shark attacks along the New Jersey coast in 1916. A really great read. http://www.amazon.com/Close-Shore-Terrifying-Shark-Attacks/dp/0767904141 https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=zeYrSlhVJU8I.k--zaGIdSNgU&hl=en

Where was this? It might have been my Dane, they have unusual feet.

When do you suppose the stones were placed? Is the sandstone something that would be found in the area?

Number 11 looks like it was sawn and then fractured. What is the date of the deed?

No, it's way over marked in sections. Many times on both sides of the trail while walking in the same direction. Mile markers are starting to appear too. The cutting up of every small tree that falls across it. Not much of a wilderness experience any more.

I 1969 I went out with a chick who belonged to the SDS. She also went to Kent State.

The bridge had been replaced at least once, as well as the one at Atsion. When kayaking under them the old sawn off pilings can be seen.

Batsto trestle, east side.

Yes Bob, that nails it! I was attracted to the Gardner family history. John and Ruth Gardener were neighbors and friends. Ruth died a few years ago and John last August. Johns father, Hobart, owned the Shady Rest Liquor Store on 206, now Scoots.

Anyone know where this is? http://www.tuckertonturf.com/about.html In the late 1800’s Congressman John Gardner purchased land near Edgepillock Lake in what is known today as Shamong Township, New Jersey. The Congressman and former Mayor of Atlantic City carved out a farming operation in the...

Parker North? http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.80979907717439&lng=-74.55202001731874&z=17&type=nj1995&gpx=

The only dead TR I found was on Carranza Road right in front of the memorial. The funny thing was after walking the dogs at Sandy Ridge it was gone. Believe me it was quite squashed.

The claw marks in the sand would look different. BTW, my dogs pee on these scrapings so it might not be from the perp.

Just surprised I never ran into you.

Bob, I didn't know you get out this way.

Or north of Lower Forge. http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.755415904310965&lng=-74.67521924179078&z=16&type=nj1995&gpx= Or east of LF, but this one is broken up now. That place is surrounded. http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.73473473998344&lng=-74.6664859692383&z=17&type=nj1995&gpx=

The Batona Camp pump appears to be working. You could hide a couple of caches along your hike, and that might be more convenient than relying on existing sources.

I can't view NJPB maps today, all I get is a white screen.

The road has been fixed. There is a low spot before it.

A good excuse to buy the best sandwiches!