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Where do they get this stuff? She obviously just picked NJ out of a hat.

That article ended in a strange manner, don't you think? Unless I was missing a page?

I didn't know you liked onions Guy. I know you are a picky eater.

Al, did you actually get prickly pear needles in your feet?

I used to pick blueberries to make money, and I never saw that. But, did you actually see them picking blueberries and eating them?

Sorry to hear that Scott. Not wearing your knee highs, right? Try a bag of ice, rub it back and forth to keep the pistules cold for a couple minutes. It should provide relief for a couple hours.

Geez Scott, what's got into you? It's a cat for cripes sake! :D

I distrust and dislike Melendez. Although he would be unsuccessful in pushing the idea, he'll likely speak about it to gain publicity. Booker is too busy making his splash on the Federal scene.

Got this in my email this morning. Something fishy about it. Anyone know of it? It seems not well thought out.

Yes, that explains it. 8-10 for Bamber, and it just rained again.

Have never seen the water this high. It had to be many inches of rain.

Just got home from a 2 day sojourn. Wonder what the hell happened in Bamber; looks like strong heavy rains. Photos later.

...."He told us to get in the car and leave now." Don't you just love people who can't be pleasant even if they need to tell you to scram? Can't they smile and say it at the same time? I used to drive from Browns Mills to Lakehurst on Range Road for a couple years when I first started at...

Click on one of the dots and a box pops up. Scroll to the bottom to links of the photos.

I have not gone into this deep yet, but it seems like a real good start. Scroll down to the bottom and they have nice photos you can see that give you a good idea of what you will see at each location. http://njdep.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapSeries/index.html?appid=6e3d01d01c3e40ac8a925a85b86de923

On a side note, I was at a spung south of 72 near Chatsworth Wednesday afternoon, after the big rains. The ground is sucking water up like a sponge. It was barely damp and drying up quick.

I've thought of that, but no, they eat the bark for nutrition.

I came upon these dead gum trees in a swamp of the Pope Branch north of route 72. The rodents will eat the bark and then go on to another tree. These were all dead.

I read the one he wrote on Alaska 2 months ago, and thoroughly enjoyed it (Coming into the Country). He goes to live in a very remote village and talks about all the characters. Very funny and insightful as it's all true.

1) Liverwort after the big burn in Woodmansie 2) The burn was HOT! 3) Bushy aster (the yellow) 4) Drosera rotundifolia 5) An odd response 6) Where is this? 7) Watershield 8) Xyris smalliana.