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Hello Everyone, I was driving down Quaker Bridge Road this evening and notices some ribbon hanging from a tree. Then I happen to notice a sign back in the woods 50 to 100 feet with big red lettering. I was surprised to see it said Posted:siren:. Maybe it’s a remaining lot from the...

Hello Everyone, I was hiking near Bass River today and came cross this snake, it's about four feet long. I've never seen snake like this before and hope someone can identify it for me. Thanks, Roy

Sorry, didn't see other post. http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070508/ts_nm/usa_plot_army_dc_3 I remember when Ft. Dix was an open base and you could drive almost anywhere. Times have changed. Roy

Hello All, I've uploaded a few photos from the snowfall Sunday morning: http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=373 It wasn't deep but it was pretty. The photos don't do it justice. Roy

Hello All, I’ve wanted to look for a marker placed at the intersection of five townships and also marks an angle point in the county line between Burlington and Ocean Counties. I had Thanksgiving Day morning free so I decided to go a field. Getting to the area was easy enough. I...

Hello All, Does anyone know if the Air National Guard airfield on Route 72 is used by the military anymore? Today I was passing by and there was a blue four wheel drive pickup with a light bar (off road type) and white U.S. Government plate next to the dirt access road east of the fenced...

Hello All I was tramping through the woods the other week and found this horseshoe being devoured by the tree. I hope it was only bad luck to the person who nailed it to the tree and not anyone who finds it! I wonder how long it's been there? My guess is twenty years. Roy

The schoolhouse is now getting a new roof. One side is done. It’s nice to see at least one building in Atsion is getting some maintance. Roy

Hello All, I’ve uploaded a scan of an 1825 survey of “Tulpehawking Tractâ€. This is the same property as shown on page 744 of “Heart of the Pines†1st edition. I had to scan it in pieces so please excuse the seams. http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-3396...

Hello All, I found a good 1839 map on line for anyone interested in old mills, furnaces and forges at Rutgers web site ( http://mapmaker.rutgers.edu/MAPS.html ). Its divided into North ( http://mapmaker.rutgers.edu/HISTORICALMAPS/NJ_GeologicMap_1839_N.jpg ) and South...