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A couple of months ago, I took a walk through John's Woods Preserve, located just west of Weymouth Furnace. I pass by it often and decided it would be a nice spot for a short hike. Named after John Henry Trescher, the area features some interesting elevation changes and easy-to-find geocaches. I...

No need to apologize! It was fantastic to get out again and finally meet you; looking forward to the next one!

It can get pretty dense in spots there. The Preacher Stone should be clear of its green briar prison after this.

I have a radio show called "Kuz Control" on 91.7 WLFR Stockton University (Tuesdays 4-6pm!) and I use Youtube Music for my curated setlist. The quality is so much better than YouTube video.

They do this in the swampier parts of my back yard too.

I saw this video clip on Facebook today. It shows some of the creek and the surrounding area.

It runs just east of Westcoat Rd. in EHT.

Sorry.

They plan on putting a housing development on that recently denuded swath of land. There's already complaints from people living near the project due to the smell of the neighboring waste plant wafting over the area.

Pardon me for reviving an old thread, but last evening I stumbled upon a short documentary about Shellpile produced by the Bayshore Center in Bivalve. I thought I would post a link in case anyone was interested in watching. I've been crabbing and exploring that area for a long while and it's...

Count me in!

Outside of the pines, but still in South Jersey, was the settlement of Townbank, founded by New England whalers on the Bay side of what is today Cape May County in 1632. Also known as Falmouth, New England Town, and Portsmouth Town, it is now under the waters of the Delaware Bay, just out of...

One of the Hartman Maps shows just below Delmont two canals coming from Riggins Ditch labeled as "dug with slave labor."

HERE hybrid was my favorite of that bunch. Keep up the great work Boyd!

Interesting, that island is only six miles from my house as the crow flies.

I was recently looking at the Jack Pudding Branch on a map and noticed not too far away the "Man Killer Branch," which flows into Babcock Creek just north of the confluence of Jack Pudding and Babcock. Any idea where this toponym came from?

The juxtaposition of the photo of the pig followed by the photo of the pork roll / Canadian bacon on the skillet is top tier.

Ben, I know I had brought it up in a direct message to you a couple of months ago, but I'd still be interested in a "randomizer" button for the forums that would bring up previous posts, much like Wikipedia's random article generator. I'm not sure that is technically feasible, but there is...

After looking at the European beaches (and experiencing them first hand), it absolutely gives you an appreciation for the Jersey Shore.

As an history teacher, I'm fascinated by these colorized, voiceover-dubbed films from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. I find WWI as one of our most important modern events in human history, so when the movie "They Shall Not Grow Old" (which had these effects) arrived in selected...