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He's teasing Ben. Whenever you see that green grinning smilie you have to remember that what is being said is most likely tongue-in-cheek. We all realize Brick was voted one of the safest communities in America several years ago.

I can come up with 10 places in 10 minutes, but I can't give out any clues in case the task becomes useful to me some day. You never know! :mrgreen:

If I had the grisly task of burying a body in the pines, you'd never see or hear from them again. The cops would have a heart attack just gettin to the place.

Ain't it great? Too bad we can't lock up people who screw around with us, like hackers, advertisers, scam artists, and the like. Here is a cool site. http://www.panoramio.com/map/

That is very cool Neil....thanks for that info. I checked out your website...nicely done. That must be a very infectious hobby....once bitten you keep going back out. It's very exciting. I had a small detector in the 70's and I did use it a lot....mostly at the beaches and playgrounds.

Yes, I heard some of Weymouth Furnace is in danger of being underwater. The ground is frozen underneath the snow. All the rain water flows to the stream instead of going underground and taking its normal course of flow through the sands...

Why not wait till July? That pill taken today would be a bitter one indeed! Oh boy, I wish it had gone off in the storm....I would have paid $5 admission to see that.

That is a cool looking avatar you have there Neil. What is it? Have you read about that gentleman who found a treasure trove of gold from the Dark Ages in England? That avatar makes me think of that. http://news.discovery.com/archaeology/treasure-trove-farmer-field.html

Thanks! All the times I have roamed the woods I never went in there. I was only interested in the woods.

Good info Mark. I wonder if they count evaporation of the surface of mining water bodies. I often thought of adding the surface area up of all open water areas created by mines to see how they stack up compared to total natural spung surface area. That would take a long time to do, and is...

Hey Backwoods.....welcome. How long have you lived in Chatsworth and what do you think of that town? What do you like doing in the pines? PS: anybody....I'm looking for a photo of the old zinc(?) plant off Savoy Blvd.

I've often wondered Mark, whether anyone is pulling water from the area to sell bottled water. That would really irk me, that someone would be making a profit in that fashion.

Good call. An adult female, right?

Looks like a spung to me Guy. http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.70395930565965&lng=-74.74126696586609&z=17&type=nj1930&gpx=

Brace yourself....I'm bringing this! http://www.micksguns.com/images/harmless%203.jpg

Scott, you just modified what you said. Originally you said two things that are in opposition. You said... "This law does not allow the average s-head to wheel a gun around in a National Park as the tone of the article would have you believe.....(and then you said)....Pennsylvania on the...

Scott, you are saying that only criminals with a record are shitheads. I don't think that is what you meant.

Oh no Tom....the spung is about 1/3 mile away. I did not mean to connect the two. I was only saying that R. Knieskernii is often above a clay lens which holds the water as their habit requires it. I went on to say I thought there might also be clay at the bottom of the Spung. I defer to Mark...

Guy, what do you mean take a tour of Norway? Did you mean just get on google maps and browse the country, or does that program guide you though it? It looks like a lot of ice, fresh water, and great country. I was looking at Scotland a few days ago, great places to trek up there.