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That was a hot fire. I'll bet temperatures ahead of the flame wall were outrageous.

I tried very hard to not use the "F" word around my kids. I slipped up a couple times, but I tried. I would not have let them listen to those guys.

Uh oh, we know where Guy will be this weekend.

Really neat vortex shots Boyd.....they probably happen all the time out there, but with nothing small to be sucked up, nothing visible.

I think: (a) You have good head on your shoulders and understand how to research and plan. (b) Foward this to all those construction friends of yours via email to get their input. Don't waste putting that nice synopsis together just for our input. Get others to dispense their knowledge...

We don't need no stinking proper trail! We don't need no stinking trail at all! Sorry, I could'nt resist that Oregon man. I'm just teasing. I'm sure in Oregon you've been in some really wild places.

It was very interesting. No pictures. The dunes were what I expected. You would not know they were there unless someone pointed them out to you. Mark is very passionate about the area, and his presentations are excellant. He mixes local archeology, culture, and environment all together to help...

Indeed German, you are right on target.

Okay, just keeping this in the forefront of your minds..........

You all deserve credit. Very nice stuff. I hope you guys go back every 6 months to do some before and after shots. That is the real deal.

The man who found this canoe is my daughters boss. He owns a few pharmacies: http://jaymanntoday.ning.com/profiles/blog/show?id=715176%3ABlogPost%3A161

Guy, that photo of the three pine cones is excellant. A classic that someone will surely borrow to tell the tale of serotinous cones. Boyd: Are you sure that washing machine wasn't spinning when you took that photo of Forked River Mountain? :) Just kidding. Your photos are awesome.

Reminder: this is tomorrow. I am going. Dr. Martin Luther King Community Center, 661 Jackson Road, Newtonville, NJ on Sunday, May 20th at 3:00 PM. A brief walking tour of the dune field will follow the meeting. Contact Mark Demitroff (856.696.2527) or the Pinelands Preservation Alliance for...

I say no to that being Forked River Mountain Boyd. Can't be, its too close to where you are standing. You are around 10 miles from the mountain if you were on 539 just north of the bombing range. It is probably some lesser hill. Still, it is a mystery that bears solving. Maybe Guy can tell...

Fantastic Boyd! That shows a good hot burn, just what they need to be the plains for awhile longer.

"Jack McCormick, who is chairman of the Department of Ecology and Land Management at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, spent an afternoon with me in the plains, where he explained these hypothesis (why the pines in the plains are different than other pitch pines)...his Doctoral...

Yep Steve, we gotta plan a hike. Wait for it to settle down. A few good rains oughta do it. Wear your painting clothes.

Kind of you to say that Chris. I love the pine barrens, and the plains are a very special place for me. They are clean and fresh, and remind me of a pristine desert in some ways. The other boys said it well. They need good hot fires to remain the way they are. If you don't have periodic hot...

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I have no comment about fires in the pines. It always seems to get me in trouble.