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This guy just crawled up an imbankment from a small stream at Hampton Furnace. The orange neck is throwing me off. http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/gallery/displayimage.php?album=441&pos=1 http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/gallery/displayimage.php?album=441&pos=3

I only saw this one cluster while kayaking above Goshen Pond. Is it an orchid? http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/gallery/displayimage.php?album=441&pos=2

I saw this beauty Saturday morning near High Crossing. It's been years since I last saw one, and it was in the same area. http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/gallery/displayimage.php?album=441&pos=0

Sounds like a cormorant. Barnegat Bay is loaded with them.

Check out West Marine inflatibles. They're good upriver, but trouble in wind. Ed

Guy, are these stones Jersey sand stone or some othet type?

I have been limiting my bushwacking to the reciently burned over areas.

The water levels on the Batsto from Hampton Furnace are always good. It's a very deep basin. Right now the Skit would be too shallow in spots, wait for some rain. Also, the boot camp put in a foot bridge over the Skit, a felled cedar tree with 2x somethings screwed to it. Ed

Just this weekend I paddeled from Hampton Furnace. I frequently paddle the Skit Branch, starting at the sharp turn on Carranza Road, by the boot camp. Upstream from there it's beaver ponds.

I saw it back in October. The man and the horse was magnificient. They also gave us a DVD showing the process of creating the displays. Ed

http://www.phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/112-04082006-638598.html

WOODLAND — Scientists at the New Jersey Conservation Foundation are working to restore 800 acres of cranberry bogs to natural wetlands in the 9,400-acre Franklin Parker Preserve here. http://www.phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/112-04082006-638616.html

Somebody just made my ignore list, first one too!

We did the Mullica just below Atsion Lake to the beaver pond on Saturday. Plenty of water but a big downed maple was blocking the way. No way around, had to hoist the kayaks over it.

He wasn't very talkative, I just left him alone.

Yep, they go down their hole. They're really alot smarter than the hounds. They'll take a liesurely route over hills and through swamps, giving us a great run. We used to hold terrier trials at the club house. My last Jack Russel just died in February at 18 years, 8 months. We had 3 of these...

Late last fall I came across a man training his hounds at Hampton Furnace. I went over to say HI and saw a very stiff racoon in a tree. Of course the hounds were making a fuss. He keeps the racoon in a freezer for such occasions. His hounds were very timid, probably because kennel kept dogs...

I went back today to try and get better pictures. Anchor bolt detail, there are 10 of them, 4 on one side and 6 on the other side of the trench. They are .75 inch in diameter. http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/gallery/displayimage.php?album=406&pos=0 The few bricks that are present are not red...

Since the forrest fire service was doing alot of recutting of fire breaks and burning (no ticks) in the Carranza area, I have been exploring places I have been walking past for decades. Behind the Carranza Monument right off the Batona trail I found an extensive ruin. There is a cellar hole...

Nice trip, I've been trying to figure out how to approach that river for some time. It keeps poping up and dissapearing. Where did you put in? Ed