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That first line, whereas scores of people were visiting the site, tells you about the times we live in now versus then.

Oh yeah, a suicide would be my last guess. "I'll just paint myself black and then.........."

All that aside, wouldn't it be interesting if somebody made a little movie out of this, using period-dressed actors?

That's insane. How would an attorney know we "don't" have a physical copy on hand. I wonder if I added one line of gibberish in what I copied would destroy their case. Just sayin', I understand we have to do what we have to do.

So many things odd about this situation, letting alone that they simply left him out there, though that may be just the way it's worded. Also, interesting to see that in those days, Italians were a group set apart, though we did receive a hint of that in our high school history courses. By the...

Smokejumper found a very interesting article to discuss. He only has an image snip of the article, so I will retype it here giving full credit to the source. I think this is okay, since we are not copying, per se, Boyd. If you think otherwise, I'll delete the post. Source: Courier-Post, Camden...

Oh wow, I didn't know that. My brother used to haul his junk there.

Mink are known to be dark black and smaller than otter. Just checking, as I can't see the photo.

Bingo Scott. My first time there. As I said in an earlier post, I've only been to Englishtown, Columbus, and Manchester (route 70 NE of Lakehurst. I'm impressed, especially by the ball cap variety. I'll be back. My ex lives in Berlin now (re-married) and we maintain a good relationship and can...

Based on one lurker's private guess, I can tell this is a hard one, so here is a clue: It's in Camden County, and it's surprising to see it amongst the other adjacent stalls, because they sell smaller, less glamorous wares.

If I don't wear my Olukai leather flip flops, I slip into them. I think they were $15 on sale 3 years ago.

Where was I today. One or more of you must know this.

That's not good that they've been eaten. Where was the last photo taken? That's the invasive stilt grass Jessica is standing in. I've yet to see it in Cape May, and in fact, none wherever I've gone this year.

Very strange behavior. This was headed right for me, but veered to the north. I do see the next wave has a better chance.

I found this too, in the clearing. A search tells me this may be redroot pigweed, definitely nowhere near the pines. Now I think the clearing was made into a bait pile for the hunter, and he brought in a bunch of bait like sweet pototoes and corn that had a lot of barnyard seeds. I'm not onboard...

The deer stand. Hard to see it's usefulness now.

Here is an intermittent stream. The fire went into the stream and burned all woody material, but stopped before the other side. I think this fire did not have the wind behind it, but since it was in a drought, it took it's time and consumed everything.

This is a small clearing cose to to a deer stand that took a big hit from the fire. There are several plants growing here that are not Pine Barren denizens. The seeds were likely always there, but they needed a jump start from the fire.

This is some sort of resevoir that has a bracket at the base to mount it. I'm surprised it has a plastic cap.

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