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From the petition wording: "The proposed development pushes right up to the edge of what the Pinelands Commission will allow in proximity to wetlands." So, where is the problem here? "NJ’s Affordable Housing Laws specify that at least 20% of all “for-sale” homes need to be affordable as well...

Of course Jason is banking on hoping that entire rural development area in orange is taken off the table. But that's wrong. People who owned that property when the plan was developed should not have the rug pulled out from under them 40 years later. Jeff larson is a member of PBX. I know him...

Actually Guy, the Pole Bridge Branch is right next to it. I canoed that section in 1978 or so with a flotilla of other guys and a case of beer. Very choked in shrubbery. We went all the way to Mount Misery Brook where we stashed a vehicle somewhere.

The entire thing is deceptive unless Jason can prove otherwise. Over 300 people signed that petition, and I'll bet most didn't even look into it.

Thanks Gabe. I used to live in Browns Mills in my youth. This is not some "last great expanse of pinelands wilderness". It's right next to Country Lakes, and It's only about 130 acres they would further develop beyond the senior community already there. And if the Pinelands approves it in this...

You have still not given the full story. Where exactly are these 700 acres near 530? What percentage of that is already zoned under the Pinelands Commission, and what is the curerent zoning. The precursor advocates leading to the Pinelands Commission went through a lot of trouble in the 1970's...

I love the map (s/), and deplore the propaganda. Isn't it already zoned as a rural development area and subject to Pinelands Commission developmental review?

Great stuff. That company projected a great knowledge in what they were selling, and in how to get it and sort it.

Guy, you meant 2007, 16 years ago.

Okay, yes, now I see why. https://www.sightline.org/2013/03/20/how-unburnt-coal-affects-water-the-state-of-the-science/

That's interesting. Never heard of dredging coal. I suppose it was not considered a pollutant in the river because it's just made of plant matter.

Very interesting. A 2X10 diving board.

The hindenberg went down on Thursday, May 6, and that matches the calendar by day.

The guy in the lab has a calendar behind him. I think it's May, 1937, the month the Hindenberg was destroyed at Lakehurst.

I like how that one guy rigged a tarp up while he was digging by hand (in the photo with the horse).

I think Howard only threw that in to cover everything. Consider this; he includes that they "burrow under your skin". Actually, they don't, so he likely "harvested" that information from another source.

Chiggers?

When you two crossed the creek, I forgot to mention it was real nice on that side. Right?

Thanks Boyd. Good explanation. Thanks for taking the time.

That's interesting Guy. Beavers are killing the pines.