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“Treasure Island” – Nienstedt Island

  • 06/21/2006

Another place found due to geocaching. I’d been wanting to go to this island for over 2 years but never had the time or anyone willing to cross the Manasquan River with me in my crappy inflatable raft. It was really cool exploring what appeared to be a...

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Mount Laurel Potters Field

  • 04/21/2006

If it weren’t for the markers, you’d have no idea this was a graveyard – just looks like a small patch of woods in between properties. The only indication this is a potters field are 2 corner markers and the lone “grave”. If there ever were any real...

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The Matlack Grave

  • 03/21/2006

I found this while out geocaching in Marlton & Cherry Hill. This is yet another lone gravestone that appears to be out of place. I was warned to be careful with this one because either side of it is private property. This turned out to be quite true;...

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Whale Beach

  • 02/21/2006

We had read about something strange among the dunes near Strathmere, just north of Sea Isle City. While not very large and not necessarily worth the drive from Bayville, it sure is…..different. From the road, it just looks like a high part of the dunes – with a...

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Sandy Hook 2006

  • 02/06/2006

2002 Trip / 2004 Trip Friendly reminder – decent amount of pictures. For you folks with dialup… get broadband already. Seriously. It’s 2006, man. This trip easily destroyed the 2 previous trips I took to Sandy Hook. This time around we met up with a few forum members,...

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Belle Mountain Ski Slopes

  • 01/21/2006

We were surprised to see an abandoned ski area on the side of the road. Belle Mountain can be found roughly 2 miles south of Lambertville and has been closed since 1998. The Mercer County Park System owns the property. There are several buildings at the bottom of...

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White City Amusement Park Ruins

  • 01/21/2006

Through geocaching I heard about a place called White City, an amusement park outside Trenton which closed in our around the 1930’s. A trolley would ride in from Trenton and drop people off, and they’d descend a large set of stairs to Spring Lake. The park had several...

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