Here is a nice head start:
http://tax1.co.monmouth.nj.us/cgi-bin/m4.cgi?&district=0339&block=6201&lot=2&qual=
When I go back to work next week I will send you the tax maps.
As for Bob and his beloved weeds, I apologize.
Not really.
Exploring The Plains Branch
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Here is a nice head start:
http://tax1.co.monmouth.nj.us/cgi-bin/m4.cgi?&district=0339&block=6201&lot=2&qual=
When I go back to work next week I will send you the tax maps.
As for Bob and his beloved weeds, I apologize.
Not really.
Very nice. I will still get the tax map for you. The tax map at a minimum will have the distances for each leg.
The deed restrictions on the property are taken pretty much verbatim from the Pinelands CMP.
Beautiful pictures and comments from all of you . . . I'm spending a few weeks in Seattle. I like the magnificent spruce forests and rocky streams, but I cannot tell you how much I miss the sight of a ragged pitch pine or a golden savannah or rushing cedar water. Bob's notes are a plus . . . Thank you!
Here's a map of the area including parcel information. I have used blue shading on the Boy Scouts property.
I was thinking of that Bob but kept my mouth shut.I forgot this was the secret thread.Yes thats an area I love and thats why I drive back to the county line and park in the spot just past it and walk out to that area,I actually seen a large female pine laying in the entrance to that den.
ScottWith any luck they'll torch the crowberry and smoke out them nasty snakes !
we need to send you to serpent phobia class.They have a show on tv where people learn to overcome their fears.Perhpas you need to jump into a snake pit and I need to jump into a fire ant nest to overcome our fears.On second thought I think I understand your snake obsession a little better now
if this is the property then they are nowhere near the love shack but I do have to drive through their property to get to my parking spot.I wonder if their allowed to shut down an established sand road just because it crosses their property? I was under the imperssion their camp was the old hunting shack east of where those two side roads meet.at 50-9 on the map
Been there. Nice. Give me a cedar swamp any day, like the ones along the Tulpe . . .
Thanks Scott. I figured that was the property. This tells us that they only own a short distance down the road where the sign is. This also tells us that the road is a public road as Google says.
When we went by yesterday I noticed there was quite a bit of activity evidence in the dirt at the beginning of the road. It may have been from dirt bikes going down there or it may have been from the Scouts using it. They will have to make trials to get through those scrub pines which are extremely dense.
I will start a search for the property corners. if I find the corners at the road it will be very easy to find the rest.
Guy
When we went by yesterday I noticed there was quite a bit of activity evidence in the dirt at the beginning of the road. It may have been from dirt bikes going down there or it may have been from the Scouts using it. They will have to make trials to get through those scrub pines which are extremely dense.
I will start a search for the property corners. if I find the corners at the road it will be very easy to find the rest.
Guy
Stop patting yourself on the back, you'd be surprised. I think Guy may know what I'm referring to.
That "secret" area you refer to is really not so secret at all.
Does anyone know who and why a large front end loader went down Hallman rd, up part of the county line with it's bucket up, flattened the trees which appear to have sprung back and exit on that un-named whooped out sand road that goes back to Red rd? This was about 2 years ago.
May not be of any importance for what your looking for as far as property corner stones, but there is a monument at the NW corner of Hallman rd and the county cut.
BTW, thanks for the investigation into the boy scout sign. I noticed it about mid October, had to stop, back up and stare at it scratching my head. Even then the sand around the poles looked "old", but one good rain can do that.