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Bluefish | NJPB Forums I stayed out of this for a little while because bluefish edibility is always leads to a lively discussion with no winners or losers I learned to cook when I was very young from my mother and grandmother
Pineys | NJPB Forums I have always been fascinated with people who live deep in the Pines I know things have changed alot since John McPhee's book,where he talks about Fred Brown in Hog Wallow,now many people are interested in these woods,and the old timers have died out,or the state has taken over there land I
The Dark Side Of Fishing | NJPB Forums yea, something fishy bout that, LOL a friend of mine plays in a band and was doing a gig at a fishing tournment, i think in delran nj he was fabergasted by the ammount of prize money ! and the band was playing for not more than beer and food the winners of the tournment were given polygraph test ! i guess winning and $ are more important than being honest oh well, we all have to live with the
Announcing the new NJPB Maps | NJPB Forums The maps are loading for me - maybe a bit slow, too If you're trying to load the 1930 95 2002 historic topo etc they all come from the NJ Office of GIS server which has been known to slow down every now and then Do the topo, satellite, and Boyd's LIDAR load fast?
Beer (again) | NJPB Forums Gabe, You know that I like my Miller High Life To my tastes, it is smooth and mellow, but with enough body to be considered "beer" And though your motto is "life is too short to drink cheap beer", I like it despite the low price I was in the Liquor Store in Whiting yesterday, as I
UFO Detector - NJPB Forums New Jersey State Park Police 30m · Today the NJ State Park Police were made aware of a “UFO Detector Site” which was located on Saw Dust Pile Road in Tabernacle Twp in Wharton State Forest After examination by members of the NJSPP Detective Unit and NJSPP K-9 Unit, our Explosive Detecting K-9 “Prime” was deployed Prime determined the UFO Detecting Device was safe The device was
The Death of Twinkies? | NJPB Forums Long live the Twinkie! Another iconic brand on its way to a sad ending, joining the likes of Pan Am, Zenith, Polaroid, Plymouth and Texaco Hopefully, the pieces of the company are purchased by a smart investor who realizes the potential of the brand and keeps the business going