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It was a great day. I was out west of 539.

I've got grandson duty till noon tomorrow Guy. I can be there after that.

He may not be that far out there. Sounds like he was scouting something out. Even if confused, if he walked in a straight line, he would have hit one of these roads. That is a dense area, and I've walked out on a straight line myself a couple years ago.

They should have a registry of people familiar with the pines, and when something like this happens, they would call us all or email us...and if it is a weekday, allow us to take off of work (like jury duty) and do the search. It has to increase the odds many times (the more people that are out...

Scott, did you really post that at 2:41 AM?

That is interesting. The sun kept focusing through the trees with more intensity on the water?

Tim, if you read this someday; a very fine article. Well researched and well laid out. I like your comment about how you knew the stone meant something..."we measured to it". Guy is helping the Forked River Mountain Coalition sort out some of our property lines, and I can see he can be quite...

We ain't doing that no more Scott. You're getting heavy. We told you last time it was the end. Better lay off the beer. :D

Hey, I resent that!

Yeah Gabe, cough it up you charlatan! :D

JD, I don't recall the mailbox, but it would not surprise me. What you say could all be true or partially true, but I'm almost positive that the remediation method was blasted by everyone. I wish I really knew the full story, it would make for interesting reading. It's in some archives somewhere...

I know you like going in up to your hips Al. Better back off for awhile till we get this under control. http://fortlee.patch.com/groups/new-jersey-news/p/testicleeating-fish-found-in-passaic-county-lake-fortlee

Johnny, don't you just love it? I like the steady hum of the crickets now, along with the cool evenings.

For easy archive purposes, I am posting the below link. When we did this trip in 2009, I was extremely dissapointed that the beavers had blocked access to all the beautiful scenery along this stunning little section of the Wading. The below link highlights those areas before they built their...

Protandry Johnny. Makes it doubly hard to key things out!

...and nobody knows where to find us, cause it ain't nobody's loss.

He is dead, but we need to dispose of his number 2 man.

Thanks very much. Where has this been all my life? If we can only fill in the void (null).

That is Lycopodiella caroliniana Al, a very distinctive club moss. It is recognizable by the leaves on the ground and by it's slim, compact profile. It is not seen as often as most of the other club mosses in the pines. http://plants.usda.gov/core/profile?symbol=LYCAC

Hmm, I don't know Pan. For some reason that photo draws me in. I can't put my finger on just why it is, but it is intoxicating.