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Thanks Boyd. I appreciate your efforts.

Sorry to hear that Guy. I remember your stories about Craig. I hope Glenn is doing well.

This is a cool video, and the music is very appropriate. Shows how tough they are.

Good story Al! My son ran over a nest of yellow jackets in the yard with the lawnmower. They didn't like that much, and showed him their displeasure. I hate them too. More than once in my life I've been to barbecues at piney houses, and there were hundreds of them everywhere, from the meat on...

Is the photo on your profile a bald-faced hornet? Pretty cool if so.

This is an interesting read from 1903. Damn locomotives and careless farmers burning brush. One "feeble-minded" person in the mix. Starts on page 45...

I'm sorry to hear of that Al.

Maybe it's a concrete wall?

Ed, post 555 in "where is this" thread is that same boat I posted a few weeks ago. You posted it 4 years ago. Amazing memory I have. :confused: https://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/where-is-this.9838/page-28

This 1930 aerial shows there may have been something there at that time (if I'm right about Guy's location).

I would shudder on the way up a tower having that base Guy. It looks way too small and not built with the specifications required (nor the craftsmanship).

When you think upon it, it's a weird location for a fire tower anyway...what is it, 20 feet above sea level there? A serious disadvantage from the start, and half of the view is towards the sea.

Yes, 'tis that lake!

Oh, those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer. Where is this?

Looks like a good plan. They only left out one thing.

That book he wrote is a great read. Chris loaned it to me. Merce is a great example; Life is not all about money.

I never knew about that njparcels.com, so that is another source for my explorations. Thanks. But, true to form, this lot is not listed in there either.

I finally found out by going through a back door. The adjacent lot is owned by a land conservation entity, and they helped me out. To show how complicated this is, I've included a snip from their email below. I'd rather not make it publicly known who owns it (hence the XXX below), if you want to...

Scott, you are a true explorer of the Pine Barrens. Ready to go out there for any suggested question. It matters not what the question is, just get me out there and back into the woods! :)

Did they see you Guy? If so, did they beat it?