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Nice photo Ed. Here is the bridge in the summer of 1978. My friend and I had my parents drop us off at Batsto and we hiked the Batona to Carranza Road where they picked us up later that day. The one photo below shows him cooking his lunch on a sterno stove. We spared no expense 
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I see he has a wine skin too for water...but he is inviting chiggers and ticks!
Anyone who uses them are crazy. One time while we were out there he noticed green ooze coming out of it. I am glad I never used it.
Guy
This is a fun thread, although I'm really, really bad at this game.
I need to find that WWI grave, I can't believe I've overlooked that at Atsion.
First one I actually recognized was Goodwater Bridge. It sticks out because of on the old "green" Batona Map, that section of trail out to Goodwater Bridge was shown to be a tiny little hiccup. The first time I walked it was as a Scout on some hot summer day. We all just walked to be done. And the further we walked away from the right direction to get over to that bridge, the madder we got. I'm sure it's not actually very far off of straight, but it seemed like 100 miles out of the way. Plus the trail dives off the road almost immediately without any real warning on the Batsto side of the bridge. GAH!
Every time I've walked it since, I get mad at the map all over again. Those old maps are still on the "take one" rack at Brendan Byrne's office.
From the last time I walked over that bridge. I've gotten really good at that turn now, haven't missed it in years
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I need to find that WWI grave, I can't believe I've overlooked that at Atsion.
First one I actually recognized was Goodwater Bridge. It sticks out because of on the old "green" Batona Map, that section of trail out to Goodwater Bridge was shown to be a tiny little hiccup. The first time I walked it was as a Scout on some hot summer day. We all just walked to be done. And the further we walked away from the right direction to get over to that bridge, the madder we got. I'm sure it's not actually very far off of straight, but it seemed like 100 miles out of the way. Plus the trail dives off the road almost immediately without any real warning on the Batsto side of the bridge. GAH!
Every time I've walked it since, I get mad at the map all over again. Those old maps are still on the "take one" rack at Brendan Byrne's office.
From the last time I walked over that bridge. I've gotten really good at that turn now, haven't missed it in years
We were there on May 5 2007.
http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/wading-river-to-wading-pines-a-pbx-hike.3331/
http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/wading-river-to-wading-pines-a-pbx-hike.3331/
Yes, Guy gets it, but I knew he would, which is why I posted it early in the day while he was at work to give others a chance.
This is a great idea for a thread! I for one am really enjoying it. Thanx.
This may be easy for some, but I'm curious if any one else has seen this.
This may be easy for some, but I'm curious if any one else has seen this.