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My mother and stepfather are buried there. I wish she were next to my real father in Perth Amboy.

It's clear this is not breaking, eath-shattering news.

What do they make the pellets with, do they chop up MDF furniture? Just kidding. When I moved I cursed the weight of that stuff.

"She's so fine, no telling where the money went"....

Oh Guy, you must have. That song was always on the radio. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Summer_(War_song)

Oh yeah, I'd be out there at least one day a week except I've been going non-stop since I closed. The guy who had this home before me either tried fixing things to just get by, or he hired local tradesmen who were brutal on the house. A few instances: -- He had two bathroom fan vents (from...

I'm done with the cold. So looking for those mid-july days when the sky is so bright, clear, and hot!

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Yeah, pretty, but essentially a nuisance snow here. 1/2" I think. I'm in Manahawkin now.

Check out this one Al. https://www.ebay.com/itm/195814500153

I like having the location accessable. Many times I'll take a plant photo and I can't figure out where I was exactly.

In my opion, there are two main dangers to wandering around junkyards. One is rusty, sharp metal. The other is hornet nests.

Great post on the junkyard Guy. I used to frequent the one near Friendship (?) just because i loved seeing the old vehicles. They spark memories. When I returned with my stepfather from Germany in 1964, we had to spend a summer in a little hovel next to a junkyard and garage which backed right...

Al, I'm going to lean towards Mark's suggestion, though yours is also good (and I wish it were an indian artifact). If you show it to anybody with good knowledge and they say "yes, an indian tool", let us know. Here is a ventifact from Greenwood Forest near Blacks Bridge. This one is a genuine...

That thought crossed my mind, but since I have no background on that subject, I decided to not suggest it. Another possibility I thought of is that it was jutting out into a stream curve, and constantly scoured by sand. But, one thing leans toward your thought Al; it's mostly uniform in material...

Forgot about this rock I found last year, on top of a hill in the pines. Uncovered by dirt bikes I think.

I could see a manned booth leading into Fort Dix, which has been around a long, long time. I lived in Browns Mills in 1973-1976? or so. I used to sometimes drive to Lakehurst Naval Air Test Facility, where I worked by using Range Road, and then crossing route 539. Like this below, if memory...

Good lord, kind of stiff justice. I read a story about Gary Driscoll today, of Tuckerton (by Gud!). He and his family have a long history in the bay and the pines. In the story he was talking about the past: "A lot has changed. Deer hunting - we had to use buckshot - never rifle shot. Does were...

This one is a real surprise. I never think much about this song these days, but it was big on the radio back in the day. Look at the drive and energy on this one. Very clean and right!

Well-deserved applause after this one. Mr. Dickey Betts and Greg Allman.