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Somewhere or another, I have read that article but wow!, If you've got more bring 'em on. What a nice addition the the forums. Thanks!
Were they dated so to speak or just in any old order?
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Were they dated so to speak or just in any old order?
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That is the article that Scott acquired from his friend Bill. There were 3 or 4 other articles that went along with that one, and maybe she has them.
Guy
Thanks for posting that. There was some talk of Dave Amato not long ago. I am looking forward to the other two parts.
Jeff
Jeff
Great article and very well written. Thanks for posting this. I like the comment about "see the pine barrens" bumper stickers being just around the corner. Many of the prophecies about the pine barrens made in that time era were incorrect (fortunitely) but that one was right on the $.
Jeff
Jeff
The pinelands are surviving thanks to people like Franklin Parker and the Pinelands Comission.The pineys are surviving thans to their ability to reproducewhich is olao one of their favorite activities!
Thank you. I will read them and post back tomorrow. And I will find out who gave you that gentle reminder and ban them
Guy
Thank You
60Chick,
Thank you so much for these. I do not know where to begin but I will touch base on Guy's statement. The "body in a box". My family were friends with some old time Tabernacle Pineys that, whence the man of the house died, a funeral was held in his honor with him in a pine box displayed in his very living room. No undertaker/embalming measures at all.(kinda nasty). said box was indeed carried outside till proper arrangements were completed.
On your articles, most importantly the last... wonderful stuff. The most simple outlook, that of the fellow that "keeps his yard nice" or the girl that "wants to stay in the pines and hunt", the people that simply wanted to get away. This is good stuff. Mine own Uncle whom I've mentioned many times was born of Camden yet very young his father and mother took to the pines and the humble Mullica for refuge from the insanity.
These are good articles, and true to form. You are an historian in that you share them with us.
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60Chick,
Thank you so much for these. I do not know where to begin but I will touch base on Guy's statement. The "body in a box". My family were friends with some old time Tabernacle Pineys that, whence the man of the house died, a funeral was held in his honor with him in a pine box displayed in his very living room. No undertaker/embalming measures at all.(kinda nasty). said box was indeed carried outside till proper arrangements were completed.
On your articles, most importantly the last... wonderful stuff. The most simple outlook, that of the fellow that "keeps his yard nice" or the girl that "wants to stay in the pines and hunt", the people that simply wanted to get away. This is good stuff. Mine own Uncle whom I've mentioned many times was born of Camden yet very young his father and mother took to the pines and the humble Mullica for refuge from the insanity.
These are good articles, and true to form. You are an historian in that you share them with us.
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