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Abotutely !

My thoughts were that it may have been on or near Hal's lot or on the southerly side of the stream and still on the east side of the road.

On the the attached scan of the 1885 map I pointed out two structures near the stream crossing on Pestletown Road. The one on the west side was demo'd in the 1980's after I moved to Waterford. It can be seen in multiple years on Historic Aerials. The structure on the east side is a home and it...

Good times indeed. It's a shame it was centered around cleaning up trash left by the growing segment of society who were born without a conscience. Murph's boundless energy finally waned and he slept like a rock last night.

Not sure if any of those could be Shane's Castle. I will take another look on Monday when I get to work. Samuel Crowley is buried in the cemetery on Pestletown Road. Here is a tidbit on him. http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?pestletown::crowley::1853.html

Actually, I was hoping you would jump into the mix Jerseyman ! What I know is based on discussions you and I had 10 years ago along with George when you were assisting him with his research. Let me see if I can get this at least half right. At a minimum I'll shoot for very half-assed. Clark's...

Yes I do Don. I will respond a little later when I have more time.

Yep. This not a good location for a ramp and it never will be. The cross-current constantly exposes and undermines the toe of the ramp. Since the entire park is based around the boat access the answer is not to abandon the ramp completely. The ramp needs to be pulled further landward with...

Beavis agrees.

I'll see that and raise you one Bob ! Hard to beat Kapooya !

"Over four months, she had experienced progressive mental decline, becoming increasingly confused. Her gait grew wobbly, and she didn’t have much of an appetite. " If I had to guess, I'd say she had been hittin' my homemade wine. :)

You could drive close to Lower Forge, leave your vehicle and base camp out of there with your kayaks. Same goes for the Mullica River camp below Lock's Bridge. You can drive to close by areas and leave your vehicle. Some risk involved with leaving the vehicle in the woods for three days though.

Now I feel much better. I am part of a local generation of half-wits. :)

Check out these camera hides Guy. This is from a NJ Hunter thread where a guy used his camera to catch stills and video of an old man who was stealing his newspaper from his driveway every day. The old man was prosecuted.

I have many spots in mind where that would be very effective. Just last night I was running my dog in Parkdale where the roofing contractor had dumped the shingle loads previously discussed on here. As I was leaving I was looking at trees on the East side of 206 where a camera could be mounted...

News release from NJDEP today: DEP depnews depnews@dep.state.nj.us 1:00 PM (57 minutes ago) to depnews IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 27, 2014 Contact: Bob Considine (609) 984-1795 Lawrence Ragonese (609) 292-2994 Lawrence Hajna (609)...

Received this today from NJDEP. It certainly can't hurt to fill it out. Maybe we will see some change down the line. https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/XV9258C

Does anything good come out of China ?? :)

I was near Mannington in Salem County hunting snows yesterday and I could see the smoke from Woodstown on Rte. 40 on the way home. That's about 40 miles.

I subscribe to the old school magazines Fur, Fish, Game and Trapper Predator Caller. It is often noted in articles or letters about the money to be made picking morels. This place gets $40.00 a pound. http://thedavidfarm.com/morels.html You can also join the Morel Hunting Club ...