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Have you ever gone here Al? A kind of ridge. Very cool. Did a PBX trip in 2001 or so that crossed it.

Maybe the wind drove ESE in between the ridges too fast to light the ridges up good?

Nice shot of Buzby's in here. http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2018/02/vintage_photos_of_neighborhood_food_stores_in_nj.html

I can understand your hesitation.

Biggest sand filter in the world. I don't know why you doubted it.

Well, if she's there, he's there. :p

Unbelievable. The guy was probably a delivery driver.

Very cool Guy. I'm glad you are setting things straight. Is that just a moss-covered stump next to the stone in the second photo?

I'll bet Boyd and Ben could make a similar thing here for posting photos on an aerial by just forum members. I'm just say'n. I do realize it would take servers and time.

Yeah, you have to be careful dealing with those Scott-Irish. Like a powder keg next to the campfire. I wonder why Charles Read felt he was treated unfairly when he sold Drinker and Abel James furnace machinery from Etna so that they could use it at Atsion? Perhaps it was just his mind...

:cool: Oh yeah. You and any other PBX guy I would not be surprised to see.

I think you are on the right track Ed, and I have another twist to that. I rate remoteness on the difficulty or reluctance someone who doesn't know the woods would have in trying to follow my tracks in to say hello. :D

Yes, but Sanfino's were usually correctly placed. I've seen many photos on that map that were not taken at the spot shown.

That was a harebrained stupid policy for clothing and camping gear anyway. We were all paying higher prices so others could rip them off. I could have turned in lots of things in the past years from normal wear and tear. Why do that? Nothing lasts forever, especially where I go.

Interesting, if nothing else. I'd like to see a better quality map. I can hardly see that one.

Your Lidar is super-fast on my machine. Only a tiny fraction of a second, and the entire screen comes up, just like a light going on in a room.

I would agree with you if it's just ponds, we created them mostly. But Atlantic White Cedar corridors are at least 4,000 years old. Relatively young for the area true, but the Wisconsin glacial episode was definitely a reset of norms, and Atlantic white cedar was one of the pioneer species after...

When that survey came out on the DEP wildlife strategy I responded very strongly about beaver creating havoc in the pine barrens.

http://www.njspotlight.com/stories/18/02/05/murphy-makes-net-neutrality-the-order-of-the-day/?utm_source=NJ+Spotlight++Master+List&utm_campaign=30ccd1c796-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2018_02_6&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_1d26f473a7-30ccd1c796-398674621

https://www.courthousenews.com/nj-lawmakers-advance-beach-access-bill/