Look forward to spring in the Pine Lands and hearing the tree frogs out there. Yep complete with ticks and chiggers. Enjoy these photos from last year.
Get ahead of the Pine-lands
Snow in the Pine Lands NJ
Freezing cold weather has me thinking about the beautiful Pine Lands aka Pine Barrens and these picture come up out of my Light Room database. These fine art photographs were taken in Feb 2016.
Please lease comments as they are much appreciated. I will post newer images as soon as I get through this down size move.
Happy 2018
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Franklin Parker Preserve Hike 10-6-2017
Hike around old cranberry bogs through a beautiful section of NJ’s Pine Barrens, and look for wildlife from an observation platform. I’m not sure if the river is the west branch of the West Branch of Wading River?
Some Where Else – Deep in the Pinelands
This the location for this spot 39°44’8″ N 74°37’12” W which was shared to me by the great photographer John Giatropoulos.
I like this Savanna, its got lots of charm and beware Chiggers too.
Lone Pine Tree
A lone Pine tree in black and white fine art photograph some where in the Pine Barrens
Franklin Parker Preserve
Pinelands: New England / Mid-Atlantic Coast
Area: 9,400 Acres
Habitat: Primarily forested wetland with areas of shrub-scrub and mixed upland forest
Site Description: The Franklin Parker Preserve is an important wetland complex located in the center of the Pinelands. It is responsible for filtering rainwater that feeds into the Kirkwood-Cohansey Aquifer, a valuable underground water resource. The site was purchased in 2003 by New Jersey Conservation Foundation (NJCF) and now serves as an essential link between five major state-owned parcels totaling 250,000 acres. The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection designated several Natural Heritage Priority Sites in the area, including the Chatsworth Woods Macrosite. These sites are considered some of NJ’s most significant habitats.