Piney Tribe @ Burlington County Farm Fair

[this_is_nascar]

Is this anyone that participates here on the forum?

Piney Tribe

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[Boyd]

I don't know anything about them, but this is from an article on the homepage of their website.

https://pineytribe.com

"There are so many sites in the Pines that have been forgotten. A lot of times I’m looking at old Mill sites by using maps from places like NJ Pine Barrens Forum (Boyds Maps) on the internet.”

If you do a search here at NJPB, you will find James Pullaro mentioned in a few threads, but he doesn't seem to be a member.

 

[bobpbx]

Yes, he is on this forum.

 

[stiltzkin]

I'm jealous of his signed copy of Marilyn Schmidt's Exploring the Pine Barrens. I've been looking for that one.

 

[Boyd]

OK, was looking in the wrong place, that article was about James Pullaro but he isn't the owner of Piney Tribe. I don't want to "out" him if he doesn't want to be, but the site owner is indeed a member here. You could probably figure it out if you look at the "about" page at pineytribe.com.

 

[Teegate]

Yes, as Bob and Boyd mentioned he is on this site.

 

[Boyd]

I'm jealous of his signed copy of Marilyn Schmidt's Exploring the Pine Barrens.

You mean like this?

Got mine from her at Buzby's, that was a very memorable day. First of several trips exploring the pines with a special friend, a city girl who passed away in 2016. We had fun chatting with Marilyn, I think that's the only time I met her.

 

[stiltzkin]

You mean like this?

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Got mine from her at Buzby's, that was a very memorable day. First of several trips exploring the pines with a special friend who passed away 2016. We had fun chatting with Marilyn, I think that's the only time I met her.

Mm, yes, indeed. I actually asked the new owners of Buzby's back in January whether they still had any copies of this and some of her other non-cookbook works I'm after. They were nice enough to get back to me, but I don't think they have found any. She is a member of these forums as well but hasn't been active for a couple of years.

 

[Menantico]

I don't know anything about them, but this is from an article on the homepage of their website.

https://pineytribe.com

"There are so many sites in the Pines that have been forgotten. A lot of times I’m looking at old Mill sites by using maps from places like NJ Pine Barrens Forum (Boyds Maps) on the internet.”

If you do a search here at NJPB, you will find James Pullaro mentioned in a few threads, but he doesn't seem to be a member.

Don't know anything about piney tribe but it's funny you mention James. Was out at Calico Ridge with him a couple weeks back looking at the mountain laurel blooms. Great dude. We definitely used your maps Boyd to do some exploring while we were out there!

 

[harlequinhawk]

I saw Oji tonight at the Burlington County Farm Fair and he said someone had mentioned me on the forums. This is my username, which is my Gmail email if anyone needs to contact me.