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- Thread starter Teegate
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Yes, it is indeed.
I also know Oji got it because of the plant he cited, but he chose to be cryptic.
I also know Oji got it because of the plant he cited, but he chose to be cryptic.
He is very very good at being cryptic. A nice trait.
Guy
I was there this morning. The bridge is out but someone went across it anyway. You can see the guardrail at the pointer below.
http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.89331308609778&lng=-74.55724764268876&z=20&type=hybrid&gpx=
http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.89331308609778&lng=-74.55724764268876&z=20&type=hybrid&gpx=
Yes Gibby, indeed.
In one traverse of that road yesterday I counted 7 sand trucks. I cannot drive it anymore without seeing them. The leaf formation was not so pronounced before the increase in traffic.
I wonder if they are shipping that sand out of state.
In one traverse of that road yesterday I counted 7 sand trucks. I cannot drive it anymore without seeing them. The leaf formation was not so pronounced before the increase in traffic.
I wonder if they are shipping that sand out of state.
That stretch begins at the Ocean/Burlington line with a name change to Savoy. One of my favorite ways heading south. In the fall the swamp maples put on a great show along there. More than the sand trucks on the weekdays are the never ending weekend motorcycle hoards; at least the sand trucks stay to their side of the road, but they sure are ripping it up. I see a lot of sand trucks heading to shore towns, perhaps the rebuilding from Sandy? Anything going out of state would probably go by rail, I doubt they would be allowed on many bridges.
