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Back in the late 60's when there was no internet some of us Burlington County teenagers had girls on our minds and never consulted a topo map, or even cared to. So, when we partied at the first or second lake, those who had been at the third would like to announce (proudly, because they'd been...

Powerful Gabe. Good stuff. :cool:

PS: I have a slightly higher resolution, and I'm pretty sure that is a person floating on an air mattress in that photo.

Guy, do you remember the first time you saw an aerial photo service online? When I first saw TerraServer I was stunned. I thought it was illegal or something. I felt so privileged to be able to look at it.

Sorry, I meant the second lake (at least to us that used to enter from Woodmansie).

It says Old Halfway on the slides, but I call it the Clay Pits, and that would be the third lake?

Slide 10--1976--Clay Pits East of Woodmansie

Tom, knowing you, I'm going to guess it is an attic in a cranberry house, maybe from Whitesbog?

Slide 9--1975--Eastern King snake in Forked River.

That is Bear Swamp Hill. You can see that the trees are burned and chopped. It had to be where the plane went down. It is only 17 months after the accident.

Slide 8--1972--Bear Swamp Hill

Oh yeah, good catch!

Slide 7--1975--Dover Forge

Me too! :D

Excellent, Ed.

On a similar vein, this one should be easy. Taken 12/21/2013

True, knowing what I know now, I'd ask to help in one of the burns. But my God, that looks like hard work! It certainly isn't like pumping gas or delivering news papers.

Slide 6--1975--Herbert does a burn in Whiting area.

I bowed that rail last year. I saw the edge of a 1933 double eagle gold piece stuck under the rail. I guess I don't know my own strength sometimes. :D

Correct.