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Trivia: What borough just outside the Pine Barrens has only about 1,600 people, a total area of less than 2 square miles, and was ranked the worst town in the state in it’s 2008 ranking of good places to live in NJ? No data research online allowed.

I wonder if this road is private.

Still doing a few surveys in Camden County, so my usual run is to go through Chatsworth out to Tabernacle, cross 206 and head down Oak Shade to Jackson. I got tired of that, so I decided to try a back way via Indian Mills. I head down 206 to Willow Grove Road, and run that to Atsion, then north...

Reminds me. I got onto the power lines west of Jackson Road about 2 weeks ago here at the sanctuary, and was immediately met with rude signs by some conservancy (Rancocas?) threatening $1,000 fines for being on the trail under the powerlines. They were prominent signs and numerous. Anyone know...

My daughter has ash falling in her yard off Hopewell Road by Kettle run.

Regarding the slippers, I was on the base at Lakehurst last spring. There was a huge colony of them under white pines. I stopped counting at about 120 plants over about 30 square yards.

I feel that way about two things: 1) the Putin war against Ukraine. I feel helpless and frustrated that I can have no real positive impact on that. 2) the crime spree in Philly. Ditto, like the above.

Yeah, when I first moved to bamber in 1982, I had a 125 hodaka and I rode it in Greenwood Forest with only a beanie for head gear.

28 May, 2007

I know your shtick Russ. I've known you for 20 years. You love playing with words and seeing how others react to them, or perceive them, or how they interpret them, or defend their meaning. You want us to say "okay, yeah, I can see that designation being useful, or this one, and maybe parts of...

Also 17 years ago today.

17 years ago today. Ridden hard and put up wet.

Those regulations were written to cover every conceivable reason to close a road just to give them leeway in the future to close roads. It's like the second amendment, no one can figure out the true meaning, everyone has their own take. It means nothing anyway since it's not enforceable by the...

Yes, it is dry.

You and your cohorts are already closing them without any input from us, so no one here gets your point of trying to join you in making up a list. I'm not sure why you continue to bring it up. I'm not joining in any group that starts circling aerial photos to hand over to the authorities with...

Of note, and quietly overlooked by your side of the argument, is that more off road ATV use in Wharton, and the subsequent rabid zeal to close roads, happened after the Chatsworth ORV park closed.

Oh man. I tried to dig one up for my collection. I gave up real quick, it's like steel cables all knotted together. I ended up taking the inflorescence and a small part of the stem with one leaf.

When John said that yesterday I dismissed it, but then I took the bridge over the mullica at green bank on google street view and the round spot on the lidar did indeed turn out to be phragmites. They are highly rhizomotous, so maybe as they expand the root system actually pushes the earth up...

What about spoils from mosquitoe control ditches?

Parks are not just for those who will never feel any obligation to respect public land. Parks are also needed for rule-abiding families who want to ride without feeling the pressure to be fined.