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Beautiful photos and story. Very nice. The red dotted line is something you created on the map to show where you were and the photo areas?

Are you sure that is not the result of a mob hit?

Thank you. Hopefully, when we go into the Pines next, we can meet and I'll get it from you. I am not in a rush. I am most likely driving down to Wading Pines today to make the arrangements for the big trip. If you are in the area give me a shout. bob

I would not advise going into the bombing range. I thought for sure he was talking about the gate on the road by the Oswego Dam. Here is the border for Warren Grove bombing range:

You can help Steve? Please give me more details.........bob

Does anyone have a disc sander I can borrow? I have to sand my cellar door and oil tank for painting. I want to avoid renting one.

Piney Boy, The PBX policy is "don't ask, don't tell" and do it anyway. You and your friends are good people; you are not going to destroy anything, and you'll leave the woods just as they are. If you ask the guy for permission, he'll ask you for certification of insurance to cover his butt...

http://watch.windsofchange.net/pics/ctk06.041104004957.jpg

Tom?

Tony Blair? What happened to the sun today by the way!

I like to cruise the political blogs, and one I frequent made my stomach flip. You know, like when you hear that someone you are close to was in an accident or something. Can you guess what caused me anxiety from this snapshot of the site? http://home.comcast.net/~pbxbusiness/RDM.JPG

Who came up with that theory? We are 45 days or more from that event.

Not in the case of some humans.

We dig you too Tom. Literally that is, out of the mud. :) You are officially a "Brother of the Pines".

Let me take an offbeat, unusual, personal stab at that based upon memory: Batsto; Tight, dark, primitive, historical. The river less traveled. Mullica: Traffic jam on some days. A well-traveled River. Long, long. Beloved. Wading: Ditto to the Mullica. More twisty, more deciduous. Gangs...

Jeff, knowing how you and Claire love Batsto, you oughta take Jack down there on a nice sunny day this spring and bring the photo of the mystery item. Show it to the guys in the sawmill, see if they can match it up.

I have to give Jeff credit for seeing this first. I am really intrigued by this item. The chances are high is was made at a local iron forge of the time, perhaps Retreat? http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10177/hennway_too.jpg

Yup, Mickey is always in good spirits. We missed you Guy.

On Saturday, the Pine Barren Explorers could not resist going back to Lower Mill. It is such a neat area with a lot of hidden little spots along the stream. We started out close to the Mill and went upstream to Turkey Buzzard Bridge. We all had a really good time. The day was not as wet as we...

That big pine in the back, is that the same pine 69 years later? That is amazing it has grown so little.