Exploring New Jersey’s Pine Barrens Forest: Its History, Culture and People.

[Boyd]

This came up in a Google search for something completely unrelated. Never heard of the Evergreen Foundation before and don't recognize any of the many people in the stories. They're probably all well-known, I just don't know them (but I don't get out much).

Only scrolled through this quickly, didn't actually read it. Evidently, they are involved in some kind of cedar restoration projects (among other things)....

https://www.landcan.org/pdfs/EG-NJ-final.pdf

 

[ecampbell]

I picked up the magazine at the Atsion Ranger Station a couple of weeks ago. Quality magazine and it had an article on Spike Wells.

 

[Teegate]

and don't recognize any of the many people in the stories. They're probably all well-known, I just don't know them (but I don't get out much).

https://www.landcan.org/pdfs/EG-NJ-final.pdf

I wrote about Spike Wells here.

A Chance Encounter

All, We headed out as usual this morning with our first stop more of a reconnaissance mission to see if a state property monument was located where I expected it to be. It was next to a house and I decided to bail out and I will return on one of my early morning explorations which I will be...

forums.njpinebarrens.com

Bob Williams is the forester who had the article written in Rolling Stone magazine. There are various links to him on this site. He wrote me in 2022 asking about the Mick sawmill I mentioned on this site. He wanted to know where it was and how I came up with that name.