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You know Guy, I think he picked up that property only to pull all the cedar out. Even so, tis an odd piece of property. Does the state own it now?

Maps are so much fun. I was surprised to see first of all that Hammonton has a Lake, and then that it discharges into a huge wild area behind the Amotol Racetrack. This big area has about 5 creeks that all discharge eventually into Hammonton Creek, and that creek dumps into Nescohague Lake...

Interesting stuff. What is that little pond about a mile downstream on the Nesco (south side)? The Nesco does not flow through it, and it looks like there are buildings around it.

You braved a cool, wet day James. Nice photos, reminds me of Ben's trip he led there about 2 or 3 years ago. Is the main wall at Harrisville missing an arch? I thought I remember an arch still intact at the top of the wall.

It might be his busy season, plus his knee has been bothering him. Then again, he is a man of many interests, so he might be tied up with other things. :) PS: we still respect him.

Bordentown? I didn't know that had a cranberry festival in Bordentown. That isn't even Burlington County. Is it?

A bittern amongst the Lezpedeza. At least it's serving a purpose. Nice photos Bob......

Very interesting Jerseyman. I wonder why those two became disillusioned after only one year, especially with people pouring in from all over?

Could be George. I'm going by the acid-wash jeans of the girls camping at Herman, and the apparant age of Bud Wilson and Ted Gordon.

Those are sweet videos. Nice find Jeff. I estimate they are 25 years old.

Very neat story George. It's easy to get that sad, melanchololy feeling at ruins like that, but in your case, with the family tie, even more so.

The Lake View Inn. Is that the little joint that is directly across 530 from the North Lakeshore Road entrance? Did that become an auto parts store or small restaurant? Do you remember Kay's Gift shop? I remember wandering around in there. It was setup with flea market tables throughout the...

Nice report and photos Ben. I was surprised about that gun club. I never knew a big clearing is there. That is what I love about maps and ariel(sp?) photos. You can spend hours looking at them and still miss things.

Sue, I went to the Speakeasy before it was called that. The old name escapes me. Anyway, a friend and I made a big guy pretty angry at me. As he glowered at us we went upstairs where the pool table was and climbed out on the roof and let ourselves down right in front of the main door, and off we...

The Wyatt Earp was not the real name. I never knew the real name. It was on 530, after the intersection with the red school house on the way to Deborah, on the right. It was only (if me memory does not fail) less than 1/4 mile north of the intersection. I'm drawing a blank on the Lakeview...

Speaking of old tap rooms, a couple times in my life, I have been to a disgruntled little shack in Browns Mills that is now gone. I always knew it as "Wyatt Earps". Anyone else ever hear of it, or am I dreaming this? I also remember the "El Rancho" in Browns Mills.

Hmm. Interested, but I have a very long drive. "Please Mr. State Trooper, please don't stop me"

Farrrrrm Living is the life for me!

Green Acres is a GOOD thing!

Nice report Guy. Did you find your phone by dialing from another one Jess carried? PS: I'm confused. Why is Dutchtown shown on 206, yet you called those bogs west of Jackson Road Dutchtown Bogs?