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Either way its gone, right? Lost to history under Batso Lake? Lets ask them to drain the lake so's we can explore.

On page 128: "During this period (1780's) Ball dammed the Atsion River to form what is now called "New Pond" and appears on old maps as "Joseph Ball's New Pond". It is the second of the three lakes at Batsto, lying between Batsto Pond and Forge Pond. The dam has been out for some years. No...

That last shot is a winner Bill........

I'm really sorry to hear that Jeff, to have you spirits lifted so high and then money rears its ugly head. I'm sure you were ready to surprise us all with good news, and then...... Don't give up trying.

Sorry, I was wrong. It is Aurthur Pierce. Its the first photo in the section in the middle of the book that has photos. I'd like to see that pond.

My grandfather on my mothers side (100% eyetalian) in Perth Amboy, always talked about throwing the Puerto Ricans right in the G_D-Damned River.

Do you mean Henry Beck in one of your cites above?

No, I don't know, but I wanted to make the big trip next year the "other" side of the river with a bit more time to explore in the Harrisville area (and no fooling around crossing the river for no good reason; I'm done with that).

That was a long time ago. Say Gabe, what do you know about Wading River Forge? Is it in any of the books?

Nice shot Bill!

It ain't much of a survey, but its a start: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 29, 2007 Contact: Elaine Makatura (609) 292-2994 DEP Polls Public on Improvements at State Parks, Forests & Historic Sites (07/31) TRENTON - Visitors to New Jersey's parks, forests, and historic sites can...

PS: That one on the log looks like he had a good meal recently.

My exploring buddy, all wet and ready to hang up on the tree to dry: One of our friends-a closer view: Very tough going: Sidewinder: Pink Lady from yesterday. BobPBX loves the pines!

Good family day Largo. Grab those memories and don't let go!

Cool idea Ben. I'm betting JeffD was in a tizzy over the fire. Stomping his feet and blaming somebody for forever ruining the woods. Remember his idea to thin the entire forest on a periodic basis? He wanted the pines to be his personal garden. PS: I'd love to see him back on. He's a hoot to...

Very cool Guy. Bracken fern is a pioneer species; first up after a fire. It will be all green with them before long.........

Look how much the dear boy paid for that hog. I suppose his daddy will pay...do the math: http://www.lostcreekplantation.com/pricelist.html

Looks to me like the commercial hunting reserve was feeding him. What say you? http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/05/25/monster.pig.ap/index.html

I don't know, the one at Webb's Mill is starting to flake. I'd rather see cedar for nature walks and bridges.

Please, don't get me started on plastic bridges.