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That's a nice lay out. The concrete around the edge and the brick/stone/pavers beyond that looks like top-notch workmanship.

Have family in LBI getting hammered.

Thanks Critter, let me know what you find out. By the way, a person I know told me today that it's actually a New Jersey Conservation Foundation property, but it's not well known that it is. I could find no mention of it on their web site.

I think I remember another sign, and this is it. So maybe Green Acres owns it. I'm going to the township to find out if they even know.

That is outstanding Jon. One for the ages, suitable for framing, or as a model for a painting. Which creek? Could that be the Wading off 563?

I see. So, what you are saying is that the easement does not belong to the township because on their map they are showing a closed lot, with one of its bounds at the end of the easement?

46'r, you are saying that the lot shown in my post #26 is incorrectly depicted? See first photo.

Your post 28 in this thread showed a map that Plumsted owns it.

But, this is their property from parcels.com. Something is rotten in Denmark (or Plumsted).

I"m sorry, I did not see this post until now Critter. No, I did not try to drive in from Growers road until last night, and something is wrong. I found 2 signs that indicate there is an easement, but they don't match what I thought was the way in. Look at the 2 aerials below, one ifs from the...

:( Any clues as to how that happened?

"armadillo; possum on the half shell". Good one! :p

Odd. Bamber didn't see that.

Yes, I've been on that road several times botanizing. That google mobile went through the gate that is usually closed. There is a gate right after that reservoir close to the road heading east.

The right of way is so close to a house that I"ll bet it's little used because people are hesitant. It at first appears part of their yard.

That man with the head gear is the Attorney General. Want to guess why he was there?

Not part of the base. See first photo below, and entrance from Cranberry Canners Road. See the base boundary in blue in second photo.

"The tour............highlighted the significant damage that illegal off-road vehicle use is causing to the Pinelands. Uh-oh. I hope they hear the other side of the story somehow.

Speaking of that area. Do you know who owns this preserve? I think it may be Plumsted Township. Have you ever been in there?

That thing is moving so slow. Guy must be getting hammered where he lives.