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Excellent Guy. Do you leave it uncovered? By the way, got ticklets (tick nymphs) twice today, but destroyed them all. How about you?

Nature played a cruel joke on my sister. She and her husband drove west from Port St. Lucie on the east coast to Tampa to a relative's home to get out of the eye, and then when Irma shifted west she had to drive all the way back, bringing the relative with them. You can't make this stuff up.

Oh, I see. Yes, I've seen that photo, and that is not me. But I'm 90% sure the guy in the front is Emile.

Where is this?

GE? I'm not familiar with that term (unless I knew it at one time but my memory is poor).

Yes, a lot of that is part of Byrne now.

The wording is from Ben's March 2016 statement on the home page.

PBX did a trip through Wescoat Bogs in Feb, 2002 on a trip led by Bob Bruneau. It is very grown up since then judging by Jon's photos.

Since 2 miles from my house, I just checked. No bear tracks, but a couple deer tracks, which leads me to the most likely scenario. A deer was hit on Dover road, and probably was partially lying down in the sand. Someone likely called the zoo eventually and the cops were there to assist in...

JD, there is a wealth of info on this topic in the forum. Use "ten mile hollow" in your search. Here is a good one: https://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/mystery-cemetary-dover-forge.675/#post-115541

Ron, I missed the request in between the photos. Yes, your Master-Naturalist relative is correct. It is Ludwigia linearis (Narrow-leaf primrose), a rare pine barren plant. They have been found before in that area. My friend Mark had pointed them out to me a few years ago.

Very cool Guy, very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

A bear? I originally did not think of that, but it's not out of the question.

I'm driving west on Dover Road from the intersection of Lacey Road yesterday around 1PM, heading to the parkway for a visit up north. When i get to that curve where ten-mile hollow is, near the small pond on the north side of the road, I see something strange on the trail heading back to the...

Weird that in the link, if you click on the authors name, the book finally appears. I never read it. I'll bet most of it is lore, and half of it is a stretch.

Is that Atsion Lake?

Damn skeeters!

I'm glad you got to meet him Mark. Sorry to hear of his passing.

K.

I was thinking about what Stafford Forge could really become if enough money and vision were involved. I'd break a wide (maybe 100 feet) breach in each dike so that the water level is always equal throughout all ponds. That would have the secondary effect of eliminating those dangerous spillway...