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Darn Sixer, you snapped my little olive branch right at the base. :)

http://www.courierpostonline.com/longform/news/2015/11/03/pinelands-photography-albert-horner/74335232/ Very nice. It is commendable that the closure issues were absent from this article.

Although she will probably pay for this on a later hike with blood, Dottie said the hike was almost too easy. :eek: It was a great crew today and we saw the return of a legendary PBX member and I sure hope to see more of him in the future. I will put my photos together tomorrow.

Very nice 46er !

Pretty good ink. It sounds like the reporter was actually there. A little heavy on the off-road side, making it sound as if the only anti-mappers are off roaders. Unfortunately, that is the way the chips seem to be falling. Either you're a mudder or a tree hugger from the outsider's view...

It's a groundwater pond created by many years of draglining and dredging sand. The Pettinos company had their own RR siding there if I am not mistaken. The water has no circulation from the influence of streams and may harbor a few unique algae species because of that. Not aware of any pollution...

I foresee an epiphany. Alright everyone, group hug. Bob, get your hand off my ass !

Not for a second John. And let's all remember that the ideas for drafting municipal resolutions opposing the MAP originated with a member of this special interest group.

I love you Boyd but I have to disagree with you on this one point. Just about everyone who enjoys the pines can be categorized as belonging to one special interest group or sometimes multiple special interest groups, as is the case with me. I was one of the people who sounded the early alarms...

I would say when pigs fly but it will probably be much later than that.

Proud to be one of "Ruset's People " Actually, we don't forget. I think we need tee shirts. :)

The Bob Martin Letter. Fresh from the presses. Me likey. http://www.njoutdooralliance.org/assets/pdfs/WhartonMotorizedAccessPlan.pdf

Here are the Smilin' Millers from my neck of the woods ! I think one John Jenry Miller may be cracking a little smile. :) George Miller is in the photo but he may be a younger version than who was discussed in the thread above ? Photo and annotations posted here and provided by Mr. Jennings from...

Another batch of tree hugging propaganda and support for the MAP. I guess enforcement is not an option for curtailing the damage. I am sick. Scott http://www.courierpostonline.com/story/news/2015/10/13/atvs-damage-pinelands-enivornmentalists/73841166/

I reported a party site in "my" part of Wharton about three years ago. It was dealt with swiftly by State Park Police. They set up a sting and it resulted in citations issued and the area was cleaned up by the perps. Given the new mission of the Wharton Super, I wouldn't make the same phone...

Great photographs Guy. I especially like the one of Deep Run. A solitary moment in one's life like that is irreplaceable.

Guy, Amato's flooded because the State or the Millers raised the road in front of it about two feet in elevation about twenty five years ago. I remember it distinctly. We used to pick blueberries from the rows near the house when my kids were little. After the fill work, the area around the...

Don, Thank you once again for the Dutchtown details. Do you remember the house just south of Dutchtown but on the west side of the highway ? I have attached a watermarked Historic Aerials image to this showing the location . I am not sure when it was demolished. A dear old man I knew named...

Don, Would I be correct in remembering two gas stations in Dutchtown in the late 1970's ? I used to fuel my motorcycle at the Wagon Wheel circa 1977. It is currently the little breakfast/lunch restaurant. I believe it was owned by Bill Russel back then and I do remember it being a Sunoco. The...

Don, Perhaps I missed it in the thread. Where was the Tumble Inn located ?