Photo Archives--Forked River Mountain Coalition

[bobpbx]

Slide 28--1977

 

[Teegate]

Ben's live maps start there.

 

[bobpbx]

Ben's live maps start there.

Yes they do!

 

[Teegate]

If you did not know how tall the trees have become over the years in the pines this will pretty much let you know. Thanks to Elizabeth Morgan we have this view.


http://teegate.njpinebarrens.com/04192014/Bloody Bridge Road.jpg


Guy

 

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And here is another Then And Now showing my 1973 Land Cruiser now far from the location Elizabeth took her photo.

http://teegate.njpinebarrens.com/04192014/LandCruiser_The_And_Now.jpg

 

[bobpbx]

A final tribute to a great lady of the pines. She loved these woods, and so was always out in the forefront protecting them from development.

 

[MikeBickerson]

Thanks for sharing these! They were great!

 

[Glenn Walters]

http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.88308402873516&lng=-74.40660364898679&z=15&type=hybrid&gpx=

You are indeed correct. Well done! Your assumption beat mine. I thought at first it was the road behind the sand plant by Bamber.

This road is called Bloody Ridge Road.

hey guys... I am revisiting this old archive from photos forum. I think I found exact Guy's hill but the coordinates for that open field/dirt road are not correct. I was in that exact location. no field only tall trees and no view like that. maybe its somewhere along Bloody ridge rd and webs mill rd. I walked a good 4 miles in from 539 and did not find that field. I think the pic below is where Guy was.

 

[Teegate]

Can you clarify what you mean. What coordinates?

Yes, that is the location. I was there recently.

 

[Glenn Walters]

http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.88308402873516&lng=-74.40660364898679&z=15&type=hybrid&gpx=

these coordinates above the sharp curve near the peak of Bloody Ridge

 

[Glenn Walters]

Slide 24--1973. There are a few slides in here that would be obscure to anyone, even with the name of the road on it. I won't bother showing those. However, this one I think I might have figured it out without looking at the name (maybe). Anyway, I feel confident Ted or Guy might have a clue regarding this road.View attachment 4758

the coordinates from the pic that bob posted I believe from 1973

 

[Glenn Walters]

Can you clarify what you mean. What coordinates?

Yes, that is the location. I was there recently.

I walked through there yesterday beautiful area then I drove south and walked through the greenwood wma beautiful.

 

[Glenn Walters]

oh and also. I go to the edge of the field there were two large doe standing smack dab in the middle of the hill. I rushed to get my camera out but they sprinted away. which was also awesome to watch

 

[Teegate]

The coordinates on the peak of the road was just me pointing to the road to show Bob my choice. I was not giving the actual coordinates of her photo because I had not gone out there yet to find the location. I later did and it is here.

http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.86756923468371&lng=-74.38678127116395&z=17&type=hybrid&gpx=

 

[Glenn Walters]

The coordinates on the peak of the road was just me pointing to the road to show Bob my choice. I was not giving the actual coordinates of her photo because I had not gone out there yet to find the location. I later did and it is here.

http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.86756923468371&lng=-74.38678127116395&z=17&type=hybrid&gpx=

thanks for the info Guy I actually came in from Pasadena Webbs Mill road. just north of your clearing. I took that road to bloody ridge road and travelled up and down it exploring. I honestly think I was less than a hundred yards from that spot. hahaha. I will definitely make it there next time. thanks again