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I can't tell what it is (Shroom) without being there to touch it but it looks like a tooth shroom to me and they frequently exude different color liquids,sometimes blood red sometimes clear but they feel like a shroom and instead of gills they have thousands of small spikes or teeth.

Not sure but that Shrrom looks like a Tooth Shroom possibly a Bears Tooth shroom. My buddy the mycologist has been trying to teach me shrroms.Not up to eating the ones I identify yet.Not that brave yet.

Yeah I just noticed on the way home from work this morning the Laurel is about spent.

It sure is here in Laurel Lake:-)

Strip Mines.The area is full of em. It's funny you should pick Horse Creek. My Granny lived there as a small child and I went there for the first time about five years ago and found the chimney stack at the head of the holler very near your pointer and that was all that was left and the line of...

Holy Crap! Actually they were born in Fayette County and Kanawha County ,WV. Way Cool Bob!

I have always said the same thing! Those barrier islands m0ve. Only a fool would build an expensive home there and a bigger fool would insure it.I might throw me up a shack.Something I"m not going to cry over as it floats away.

PS: In Wv it's pronounced Brainch.

My Mom was born on Dry Branch and my Pop Pop on Long Branch. I guess I"m just a twig.

yes Guy,more ants then I care to think about:-)

Ants explode as well under a well placed magnifying glass. I haven't done that since I was a kid.I guess i started the war between me and ants and the ones up here telephoned the ones in Florida that LIT me up several years later:-)

I think I added branch on my own.To me any crik that small that is tributary to another is a branch.I think it's a WV term I probably picked up from my grand parents since both were born on Branches. Cripple would probably be more of a NJ term.. The topo just says as you said "Sweeten Water"

I know where the stone is He reportedly preached at and I"ve read the Great Wilderness.Only problem is I"ve also read Brainerds diary and he claims nowhere in the diary to have ever gotten anywhere near Manumuskin Creek.He was up at Crosswicks in Monmouth county but I can find no evidence other...

A few weeks ago me and a friend of mine were scouting a route down Manumuskin Creek for a future plant hike and we wandered through an area where Sweeten Water Branch and Manumuskin meet. http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.389710402974586&lng=-74.92446083229066&z=17&type=nj1930&gpx= As you...

Sparacio's charge 1.75 a pound and they were great! Wife picked 30 lbs.They have two weeks left.All ruined last year from rain,this year their awesome!

But the first couple of hundred thousand years must have been a lot of dead pine snakes since Rattlers are supposedly more highly evolved then non venomous species and so wouldn't have appeared till after the Non Venomous species so there would have been no real rattlers around to mimic. I guess...

I was thinking okay He took a pic of a Pine Snake to build us up to the Rattler:-) I thinks Pines are the bomb as well so don't be depressed.I"ve been running the Barrens since the 70's and have only seen one live rattler myself and one DOR. You stay in the woods long enough you'll see one.

They should rename it Dingleberry Boulevard.

My old girlfriends grandparents lived on cannon Range Road.Used to have big Memorial day family reunions there.Thats way back early 80's

you must have more interesting stuff in your head then me:-) They only like me from the neck down...maybe bad breath?