Nice article. I was there last year after a Pinelands Adventure trip to see a cranberry harvest. Interesting site. I too am a big fan of the Pine Barrens. It has some great stories and history. Look forward to reading some more of your articles.
All those tiny crabs are so wild -- would never have imagined them on a mud flat in inland NJ. Also, that’s neat about the Pine Barrens Forum -- is there a community of folks exploring these places?
"It makes me believe we are transitioning to a post-fossil-fuel future on a widely habitable planet littered with archaeological relics of the Before Times, and not entering a slow apocalypse haunted by the mistakes of its past." What a great line. I love these travel adventures.
This was my phone. I am toying with the idea of a real camera but I'm not good a fiddling and learning anymore. I just want to point and shoot. There's a ridiculously expensive Sony Cybershot that would do, but for what? Online viewing? I'd be wasting my money and time.
Nice article. I was there last year after a Pinelands Adventure trip to see a cranberry harvest. Interesting site. I too am a big fan of the Pine Barrens. It has some great stories and history. Look forward to reading some more of your articles.
Thanks, Richard!
All those tiny crabs are so wild -- would never have imagined them on a mud flat in inland NJ. Also, that’s neat about the Pine Barrens Forum -- is there a community of folks exploring these places?
"It makes me believe we are transitioning to a post-fossil-fuel future on a widely habitable planet littered with archaeological relics of the Before Times, and not entering a slow apocalypse haunted by the mistakes of its past." What a great line. I love these travel adventures.
Thanks, Chris!
I have to take the real camera out hiking more often. Sounds like a good time.
This was my phone. I am toying with the idea of a real camera but I'm not good a fiddling and learning anymore. I just want to point and shoot. There's a ridiculously expensive Sony Cybershot that would do, but for what? Online viewing? I'd be wasting my money and time.
Yeah, I already have eleventy-thousand cameras. I usually use my phone, but sometimes it's hard to get good shots of wildlife that way.
Yeah it's tempting to get a zoom lens
I find I'm so bad at remembering to get the photos off the memory card. Same thing with video. Editing videos feels like torture. TOR-TURE!
Sigh yeah. That's why I'm wavering on the camera. No Wi-Fi! I want to upload directly from the camera to