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So you have to pay to see what you want. I do like the roads overlay, I used to get lost.

Spectacular find Guy! Now we can seperate the old days of the furnace as Hampton Furnace and the cranberry days as Hampton Park. It looks like the photo was taken from the south looking NNE. To the right of the packing house you can see a long wooden shed whose foundation can be seen today. The...

Check this thread out. http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/ghost-towns-forgotten-places/7993-metal-detecting-enthusiast-question-about-dunbarton-baseball-field-fleming-pike.html

I wouldn't want to be in a stand today. Sunday morning there were 4 travler trailers at the Batona camp, one was over 30 feet. There was lots of wood and large propane bottles around.

I thought I'd let everyone know it is still there. The roads to it from the east and south are good, the west from Hay Road is closed to vehicles now. There was no trash at all!, well except for two ballons. Ed

I have a friend who lived there in the 80's. It was cheap or free because he participated in the cultural events. They got their drinking, bathing and washing water from a water tower there. One day someone had a reason to climb the tower. Upon looking in they found pigeons and other vermin...

Fresh this morning on Carranza Road near the Memorial.

I remember it. We were on the dam.

Guy, that spyder is soooo 70 ties.

I saw this at the beginning of our paddle today. I go there often and have never noticed it. Did anyone know her? Ed

I remember pigs too, 1968.

We found this guy hopping around the living room at the end of October. We had brought the house plants in a week earlier and I guess he hitched a ride. I think he was looking to do some food. Where was he when the stink bugs were here?

The Batsto right above QB was my first thought also. Sounds like a good excuse for a trip. Let us know if it's the spot.

The southern pine bark beetle was highlited on the ABC evening news tonight. May's Landing has been hit hard.

Donated to Goodwill.

Donated to Goodwill.

Several years of drought amd moths did them in. I took down 32 oaks this season and only because they were threatening the barn and fence, there are lots more I left standing. Most started the year with a few leaves and then turned brown. Oak galls were part of the problem too. I fear what...

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Also free. I used it on XP but drivers are available through Windows 7. http://catalog.update.microsoft.com/v7/site/search.aspx?q=hp%20deskjet%20882c Ed

Free Ed