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When I first moved to Presidential Lakes in 1966 it was RD. They ran the post boxes out of the general store. I will always remember playing 8-Ball on the pinball machine (5 games for a quarter). I used to beat the hell out of that machine on good days. Listening to the free games rack up was...

Yes, me too. They ate the chest cavity usually.

Good post Largo. Godzilla Mailbox! You make me laugh. I like you. You are a very interesting person to be around. At Webb's Mill, which a lot of us feel is a sacred place, they constructed the boardwalk (that is meant to transport the uninitiated around a bog filled with indigenous pine...

Surprisingly, no. I had noted that absence myself. In fact, teaberry is usually everywhere, so when I noted we did not have a carpet of it in this pitch pine forest (where it is usually very abundant), it provoked me to list what IS there.

Hi Ya'll, I've been on business down Norfolk way, just got back tonite. No, that would not be correct. Westecunk Creek rises in the plains, as well as Cedar Run. And its a close call, but the Bass may have a finger in the beloved Plains of mine.

Ha! I can see those people looking at you right now with blank stares. Clueless.

This weekend, violence killed 49 people and wounded 118 within 5 hours throughout the Iraqi capital of Baghdad. Another 22 bodies were found today. In addition, 4 British and 3 American soldiers were killed. Also, 11 men were kidnapped. Representative John Murtha (D. PA) put forth a plan in...

Yup, Buddy went too. Next time I'm gonna bring my chair and sit on top of the ridge by the border and comtemplate life.

"listen to music and view pictures from wherever you are." ??? They don't give you all the details. The ad certainly needs work.

You mean you thought it was tomorrow?

Thanks. I think you are correct on the 8 mgp being quite enough. Yes, I meant wide angle adapter.

For the record, this area truly deserves the term "Pine Barren". When I was in the upland, there were primarily only 6 plants (not counting lichens). You would see occasional pyxie moss and crowberry, but it was infrequent. 1.) Pinus Rigida......................Pitch Pine 2.) Quercus...

Oh, my what a great day it was in the Plains! You guys missed it. Here is my track: http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10011/Plains_photo.JPG Where I was the trees were only knee-high most of the day. I noticed that the pines branch as soon as they sprout, making them...

What do you guys think of this camera? I am looking for one that will take a landscape adapter, but not a camera that will be a burden to lug aound. http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/compare_post.asp?method=sidebyside&cameras=canon_a630%2Ccanon_a640&show=all

Oh boy, you are in the thick of it now! Ooochie-gooochie goo!

Good 'un! I could not get ahold of him today. I'm sure last nite was a hoot.

Yes, but I will be outside the fence. Thanks though. I hope they are more careful. PS: read my signature...:rofl:

I cannot resist soaking up the sun in the Pine Plains tomorrow. These kind of days in November are very rare. I plan to do a short bushwhack/explore out by the bombing range, and am giving my dog a workout too. If anyone wants to join me, that'd be fine. If not, BobPbx does it alone again. Say...

My son Nick is a Junior there. He is having the time of his life with all the excitement.

Brick is a solid Blue Collar-bedroom community for those working up North, right Ben? Is Herbertsville technically part of Brick? The article leans east of route 70, no?