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Thats true, you have to be logged in to open it up. I guess you use the board more from your email. I am always logged in.

Guy, it works for me!

Thank you all for your kind words about the photos. Sue, spungs are very interesting to Mark Demitroff, Geological field researcher, who gave a presentation about them at the Pine Barren workshop this year. His passion for Pine Barren geology is infectious. He is a very neat guy too, easy to...

Several very nice photo's in there Guy, especially of the aster and gentian. Because I really love the plains, I gave this trip a 9.5 where most gave it an 8 or 8.5. It was a really nice day spent in a unique area. Guy and Jess in a field of emerging Ilex glabra (Inkberry Holly). This was...

Good one Jeff!

I do? Who told you that?

I'll give you a bit of feedback Stu (since you asked). While I too think the grave at Red Oak Grove is poignant and interesting, I think that your decision to commercialize it may hasten its demise. Is this a decision you struggled with prior to developing a poster and notepad cover that...

No problem everyone. We'll ask again some other time when it seems a good time to throw out the invite to all comers. Photo's at 11 tomorrow............. PS: can you send your sister Lucille instead?

This coming Saturday (the 29th), the Pine Barrens Exploring Club (PBX) will be taking a very unusual exploring trip. We will be crossing the entire area that burned last Spring. We are traveling from a point South on route 539, and heading Northeast all the way to route 72. It occured to me...

Chris, if you come on the cleanup you can be the on-call herper, able to leap tall pines in less than a minute to come and take charge of found reptiles--ensure they are handled carefully and reinserted into a substitute home. ta-da!

That's the carpenter frog Mark. Think of a guy holding a hammer and hitting a board rapidly.

I downloaded and played that. I have never heard something so true to life before. It sounds exactly like I am standing at the edge of a bog at about 10PM. I am not real good at sorting sounds out, but I think I heard: Carpenter Frog Peeper Southern Leapord Frog Fowlers Toad Pine barren...

Mark, one of the worst load of ticks I ever got was walking up a big wooded hill behind Monksville Resevoir. Man, were they thick on that hill. I was fishing for Muskie. No luck that day either.

Ain't it great living in Bamber Kathy? Ain't it great? Bobpbx (Nick and Kara's dad).

I can see no good reason for them to do that. They must have been asked to do it. A pity.

Posted on Fri, Sep. 21, 2007 Gravel company has largest claim from Pinelands fire The Associated Press LITTLE EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, N.J. - Four homes were destroyed and 37 other damaged by a raging forest fire in the Pinelands last May, but a sand and gravel company is seeking more than...

"Marcus said the company was surprised that its claim became a public issue." Cry on your bedsheet and go pound sand you bloodthirsty lawyer.

I agree with you 1,000%. And, the trucks that pickup sand speed around like they own the roads. I agree, Shame on you Phoenix! Money is everything to you, but you gouge the hell out of the earth for people in North Jersey to have their Mansions, then try to fleece the government. I hope the...

Very good question. I wonder if its because they wanted to, and they knew no one would complain about it. Imagine if they did that more.

I do the same thing Stu. I have been in Manahawkin, maybe 4 times in the past 4 years, and there was only 1 or 2 other customers in there. The biggest improvement of all was: a.) Putting a greeter in who tells you exactly what to do. Why the hell did we have to guess in the old days...