Welcome. This group is for discussion of South Jersey nature and the environment, folklore, and local history. This includes discussion of ghost towns, cemeteries, ruins, historic places, etc, and the books and videos on the subject. We also have the largest selection of Pine Barrens and South Jersey links. You may also add any relevant links that you may know about. New members- check your email for the welcome message and two lists of books relating to South Jersey. The current photograph shows a Rose Pogonia orchid and a Thread-leaf Sundew, seen in a bog recently in the New Jersey Pine Barrens.
Today is the 60th anniversary of the day the Hammonton Little League team won the Little League World Series in Williamsport, PA. (The anniversary is either
Tom, He looks really mean! I've never seen one. So that's cool. A week ago I nearly stepped on a Green Snake that was on Indian Cabin Road in Egg Harbor City
The other day I was roaming around the pines with my camera. I got some good shots at Webs Mill and was heading towards home on Carranza road when I spotted
I don't mean to be asking a dumb question, but you are looking in the correct folder, right? What happens when you click one of the blue links to the pictures?