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Play that guitar much? Or, was it the threat of being peed on?

Look deeply my friend, and you will see your soul.

Ahh...but where is this, grasshopper!

Dear Sir or Madam, We are an accredited university. We have a scientific research project that will entail drones. Our aim is to determine whether or not commercial add banners are able to be seen by visitors while on state forest land. Our aim will be hikers, bikers, fishermen, hunters...

Interesting. I suppose some are replacement rails? I get kind of sad thinking of the wasted opportunity by not reviving that railroad. Funding aside, it would be great to see that run again, if only on the weekend for dinner excursions etc.

No, I never thought to look. When was it?

Maybe that was an old name for Indian Mills Lake.

Does this help Ed? http://www.njpinebarrens.com/wagon-trip-to-edgepillock/

Yes sir Ed!

That is a molar from a Mastodon. Congratulations!

Karl, I mean here. See the link: http://www.ocsj.org/images/BATONA-FRANKLIN_PARKER.pdf

Your job now is to grab Carleton by the lapels and compel him to understand that treating everyone against the map like 4-wheeling rebels is wrong-headed, stubborn, and counterproductive, and will eventually hurt his bottom line big time.

Karl, isn't there another routing change, up by 72 above Chatsworth? The trail comes down the east side of that chain of lakes below 72.

Has anyone seen my "drenching" rains? I know they were ordered, but have yet to arrive at my table. Ahhh.... here they are.

I picked up the caterpillar on an outing once. I thought it was something interesting. Sure was! My finger hurt for several days after that.

Found 4 of them hanging on a pine tree by Cedar Creek today. In the second photo, he had curled his tail end at me in warning.

Where is this (exactly)?

That is a good question Al. Actually, what comes in can crowd out what was there, so it becomes more of an even swap. In our area, a beaver pond is usually not large at first. That comes with time as the trees die off. The problem is, the new ecosystem crowds out rare species that used to...

On the Wading river, from the Chatsworth Lake dam on 532 to about 100 feet below the RR bridge is the only stretch of truly flowing water left. The rest all the way down to the big reservoir below 563 is slack water with at least a dozen dams. Awful. I miss my old streams. The only good stretch...

I'm hip. I've been thinking the same thing with regard to beavers.