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Slide 25--1973

That would be on the Skit Branch, no? http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.78520837664541&lng=-74.64009530815121&z=17&type=topo&gpx=

That one really tickles my mind. I've seen it before, or a different one but same style. I think it is state, since they have a way to walk in. Plus, it was obviously designed on paper.

Did that have something to do with closing off the back way to Double Trouble Guy?

How about Sue's father?

Well, there is no penalty for guesses, right? How about Friendship Bogs, and the builder Stephen Lee.

Is that the Albertson Branch, and did Scott build that? PS: the simplicity in design and custom flair reveals a man of exquisite taste with strong abilities to shape the landscape around him. :cool:

Bullock. I think you are right Gibby.

Well then, does it eventually run into the Great Egg Harbor River?

That is some substantial wood there Guy, so, I think heavy farm traffic. Could it be the bogs by Rockwood?

Dare I ask, does that creek run into the Delaware eventually?

Yes, PBX crossed that, was very strenuous...I had a conversation with a person last week (can't remember who), and he was saying that every single spot in the pines has had a footprint before mine. I disagreed.

Don't know, but sturdy! :cool:

Found this Sunday on Mule Road in Forked River. Windows and doors. Glass everywhere.

This was in the Bamber Cedar swamp right next to the lake. That area gets some hellacious weather, both from the south and the north. Big old cedars get blown down easily. I think the winds pick up a great deal of speed for some reason. I saw a big hole in the swamp from out in the road for the...

Al, was out in the swamp today where there was a hole in the canopy, and even though one has to be careful to read this correctly, these branches actually do point south. Look how much the gum tree and the two cedars immediately to the left are soaking it up.

Good! Boy, give you just a little crumb and you find the trail.

Clue: One of the places Ben finds very interesting.

Al, after talking to you, I set my alarm on the cell so that every 12PM it goes off. I then go outdoors and note where the sun is so that I'll get used to knowing where it should be at noon each season. Thanks for the tip. I am the first to admit that I sometimes stumble around for awhile...