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I found this at Parker Southgate East today. The inside had pine needles and leaves on the bottom. Right after the tube entered the box a beverage can was attached. The causeway leading back to the concrete dam still has a washout with stagnant water. It doesn't look like they have any...

None at Lower Forge, just pit toilets and fire rings.

Nothing but a bunch of rotting logs.

Yes I am pretty sure, but I can be wrong. My notes say so. Guy would know for sure. http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/4-watersheds-in-a-day-a-pbx-hike.1365/ We went back later to find a body.:eek: Greenwood 1-15-2005 Gotta laugh., great times!

No, listen to Guy's clue.

Anyone else want to tell its location?

Someone must have seen this.

Here is a wider view from our hike in 2004. Actually you took me there. I think Willie was there then and another standing grave stone. 2012

My imagination got the best of me too!

Nothing better than being a kid in the woods!

Always neat stuff Will. I will miss it when you run out of photos.

12-19-2004 4 watersheds In a day. Fortunately it hasn't changed much. 3-14-2012

They devastated (sterilized) the land from the Skit bridge to the tracks and from Carranza Road to the far side of the tracks. Goodbye turtles and snakes . The berry bushes will grow back but no fruit this year. No food.

Protect the foundations.:rolleyes: The state knocked the historic place down. What a bunch of dicks!

They're burning today at the tracks by Carranza.

I walked through Hopewell Anthracite Furnace in 2012. Located in French Creek State Park, it has a preserved village around it. It is well worth the trip. http://www.nps.gov/hofu/index.htm

Me too. I immediately thought I knew where it is and what it was but never saw that before.

Nice picture, looks like a post card. Is there anything on the reverse?

Have you any idea of the length of the exposure?

A pleasant picture.