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Here's another shot Guy.

Is that the bridge over the Forked River at Tuckerton Railroad?

I don't ever remember that. There were very few in my memory, which goes back to the late 1960's. Yes, there were some near the Forked River Mountains, but they were put up by locals.

I have, twice. The thing that struck me about them is how slinky they are. They move through the woods like ghosts. I was once about 30 feet from one on Lacey Road. I got a sense that this animal is made for roaming.

It's a mixed bag in Europe, with more freedom, but our country is pretty much on the side of landowners. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_to_roam

..."The park service advises all hikers to follow marked trails".... Yeah, okay. :D

Good stuff Ron. I especially like that canopy shot.

It really is an excellent resource, especially since they are open to all appropriate woodland activities by all citizens.

There are a lot of hidden costs too. I now get medical statements with 4 additional pages at the end. It is simply a statement that if you need an interpreter to understand the bill, one will be provided free of charge. It is in 36 different languages. Imagine the printing bill, in addition to...

When mine did not work the same, I sent one to the company making the brand and they said they could find no issue. Three years later the generic company was found to have been making them wrong...

I take Toprol xl, a brand name drug. I tried the generic, but it did not work the same. So, I pay $106 out of pocket for my 90 day supply. Now, my insurance company is adding some real stringent conditions on using brand name drugs in 2018: "If your brand name prescription has a generic...

Very interesting Scott. Remember those couple of guys about 15 years ago that had a plan to stop hurricanes by seeding them with this element they had on hand? Nobody wanted them to do it. I didn't either. It would ruin the fun and make the planet less interesting, and perhaps alter it in...

I knew its age. The plan cites a year.

I agree with the plan.

Seems to be some miscommunication between the posters here. I'm not sure what western fires have to do with firebreaks in New Jersey.

There is a little disparity in the story. The story indicates that "None of the cabins are ever locked. They are open for anyone's use." And yet, the sign inside Liber's says his unlocked cabin is here for the use of: 1) Those who built it. 2) Those who work to keep it. 3) Those who are...

I see a petition gaining traction!

If it only benefits a small handful of users, then what's all this fuss on the forum about? Let us not give out ammunition.

Hence a new road right next to his. And they should let all the cut trees fall on his road.

Lacey road today. The oaks down towards the parkway never fail to give me color.