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I like sauerkraut. I take a small rack of pork ribs and add sauerkraut in the slow-cooker with just salt and pepper. Damn, is that good! There is a woman I know who cooks it with brown sugar and onions and serves it on hot dogs. Wow!

There are Pine Barrens in Cape May County; amber colored cedar streams, pitch pine, copius mountain laurel, and sandy substrate. Maybe one of you southern men can tell me where this is in Middle Township, Cape May County.

I visited the subject wildfire area yesterday. This was definitely an extremely hot fire. In the top 5 of my memory for sure. All the trees in the fire path were burned right to their distant tips, and in many places the duff was burned right down to the sand. It probably was a slow moving fire...

I do remember seeing one that was, not total, but quite full if I recall....March 7, 1970 must have been it.

Where were you? I was in the woods again, and it only got a little cooler and like intensely overcast. I learned one thing for sure, we humans don't actually look at the sun directly (unless it's low in the sky), it's more that we feel it. I tried looking at it but I could not last even 1 second.

I just looked up and it was time for the 12 noon news. I turned the sound off because I knew what they were going to harp on, and I'm done already! Cooked!:p

What about that flurry of lobbying done in years past by the NJ Outdoor Alliance, the ones who got hunting on Sundays in the WMA's? They were super successful; why don't they bug the state for more beaver permits?

I ask myself: "what the hell are they doing"? (the beaver)

Do you have a link for the map?

That's only 4 miles or so from my old girlfriends house in Whitehouse station.

I was cutting a banana, and the back of the house rumbled enough to make me concerned. I went out to the front door and looked around, and a big gust of wind came in, so I wrote it off as a gust. But then my daughter called from Marlton (facetime), and my grandaughter was scared with tears. They...

Rumble.

If you get it, let me know how you liked it. He did research like it should be done, and his stories are lively and interesting.

I forget if I nailed it down. Does look sort of like a Caprice.

This is the one car I found, where I stepped back and thought: "how in the hell?". I mean, this thing is buried in the sticker bush wetlands. Had to be a joy ride or some such.

This book is excellent. Very well written. There is a newer one out, but I'm not sure what has changed or has been added. Author: Russell Roberts...

I gotta say, this contract seems written way better than the New York City laws in regards to usage. They are having a hell of a time removing squattters even without a contract in place!

I don't know if we have this on NJPineBarrens, so I'll plop it right here. Do NOT call the number. It's closed forever.

Well, yeah. That too.