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I think, from what I hear, the signing is going to happen prior to the end of March. The pit is a question the county will have to deal with, which by the way, they are working hard to try and implement some sort of plan for how to manage this vast amount of acreage. Bigger probably than any...

I have no words. Unbelievable.

It is some sort of private hunting preserve, I think leased from the landowner, Brunetti (now probably county owned as soon as the deal is signed). As a member of the FRMC I've been back in there many times doing cleanups. But, in the far back edge, ATVs congregate (and I strongly suspect from...

They probably didn't "find" anything. Something led them there, be it burning coke in the woods in NJ (no comment) or a rat.

I like your two choices. If they meet your requirements, go with one. I'm betting the highlander gets better gas, but not sure. I belong to consumer reports, so if you find something you like but want to know its reputation and don't have Consumer Reports, let me know.

I loved my old 92 SR5 Tacoma. It was geared very low. If I still had it, I'd seriously think of restoring it.

We used to call that place the moon in the early 1980's. Yes, I remember when many people played there. I never like it when it's some sort of free-for-all. If it was privately owned and run well, it would be ideal. And my idea would be that part of each entrance fee would go towards enforcing...

Makes you wonder who the poster is.

As I've gone around and looked at mapping sites, I now have websites showing up on my browser uninvited, like this one: http://free.mapsgalaxy.com I had to add an block site extension to Chrome to remove it, then I got a different web site intrusion. May have to take radical action.

Thank you for going to the trouble of putting all those links together Boyd. Yes, Arc is expensive! What does qgis get in return from users for providing a free tool such as that. Advertising?

Boyd, swinging over to here from my earlier question about georeferencing on another thread. Do you use ArcGis when you do work such as the above?

No, too narrow for that. Also, what would you do about the water? Here is where the ORV park would thrive.

Thank you. I'll look at that thread.

Boyd, by the way; have you done any georeferencing? I'm ignorant of the process, but I'll bet you do it often?

I'm sorry Boyd, I forgot to save it as jpg. I usually do but have gotten lazy. JD: Yes, he has not done mining there for many years. He is trying to sell them to the state. I clearly remember Mr. Parker at a township meeting saying (in response to a complaint): 'what are you people complaining...

Well, there were bars, women, and motorcycles back then too. :)

JD, I've seen Lacey Township have to force owners to do what the owner put in their own plan. Look at these three abandoned ones just for instance. And even say they were no regulations at the time (which I would never say without reading their application), what should any owner have done...

Here's another, looks worthwhile to read thoroughly. https://elischolar.library.yale.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1070&context=yale_fes_bulletin

Ron, the front cover of this Silas publication is worth framing, don't you think? https://www.nrs.fs.fed.us/pubs/sp/sp_ne118.pdf

I think then, that you mean activity outside of Wharton. My error. But still, I don't think it is land owned by NJ where the mining you speak of is taking place. I am opposed to mining in natural areas that support native plants and animals, but if it's not my property I have no reason to think...