I'm really trying to do this trail with my Jeep Grand Cherokee it setup for overlanding but I can't seem to find the full map for this trail system anywhere if you could point me in the right direction I'm where to find the whole map so I can do the whole three-day trip that would be amazing I'm trying to do the off-road sections as much as possible

That dead end on old mine rd.. That issue has been going on for years. You detour around that small track pretty easy. I even reached out to the PS about it and they seemed to be happy not getting involved.

I went to the grand opening when I was 10. I hate the twp for taking it away.

loved the video. About to go over and check some of this out myself. 😎

Very depressing, now this only exists in my mind ......

MY fav mall. Tribute to Jeff Bezos Tim Cook and the goog boys.

Thanks for making this. Camping in Wharton around labor day. Assunpink is close to me. I'd like to do this all over a long weekend with the fam. Trying to modify our setup for rapid setup and takedown so we can stay one night and move on. I wonder if these campsites have like 2 day minimums. I get so jealous watching folks out west just find a spot and make camp without a cop taping on their window.

The irony of it all just as malls replaced stores on Main street USA, they fall to a different retail strategy. For every action there is a opposite or equal reaction this is true about everything in life.

You are doing great, keep it up!! This content desperately needs Promo'SM.

So wish we were getting snow down here. Cool video!

Very great. I'm your fan.

Very cool night walk! Love it!

Recess Arcade held out past the point expected too. I know because we worked there. We were un informed we were suppose to be closed by what the mall owners wanted so we were the last shop open for a while longer than suppose too . Instead of being informed nicely we were threatened that the police would come if we didn't close up shop soon. They were probably my best 16 years of my life. With a condition I developed probably the past couple years when I thought I was getting better, I suddenly got worse with nerve damage. I don't regret my years there. I do regret though that my friends who were my co workers have now scattered and haven't sat down to a game together in a couple years. One of my friends really agitated some others but I wouldn't give up on him. But then after I got nerve damage he said some pretty cruel things while I was in massive pain. I really needed my friend to talk to but he wasn't up for it. He told me I shouldn't play many games anyhow yet wouldn't talk to me because he was too busy playing Guilty Gear. My other friend who got busy with his own life doesn't talk to me much either, but he was always a good Joe. I just really wish I had heard back from the both of them more as I felt like I was dying and I'm not sure where things will go future. One of them was never the same after he was attacked but I refused to give up on him. Yet it feels like when the pain suddenly hit by hands then went through my body, he just couldn't empathize with how bad I was. He wouldn't read or pick up a psn call that I had to use because he had no phone. I was his phone for him just as we always had a place for him to stay when he felt a real need to do so, unsure about certain things where he moved too after other situations and moving I also helped him with. He did try to help past but it was with supplements that were expired or wanted us to read up on conspiracy theories that if they're really real would probably have put us in real jeopardy. Yet I miss all my old friends. Some stay in touch though, and though we don't play together in thankful for those who still talk to me now and again. I know it's hard when your friend feels like he's going to be the next of us to have to leave this earth as a body fails to function. It was amazing to learn however that to one of my friends still I learned I wasone of his best friends, counted among of the few great ones to him. I didn't realize he felt I had that much impact in his life. For that, and the years we were all good together, and some time after as we all still gathered here at my place, it was a good life at the times I wasn't ravaged by pain to bad. I miss those times greatly, I miss my friends out there, but I'm thankful though that this life is now a painful one, and over all will be shorter than many, I witnessed some great times of gaming. We were pioneers into worlds too explore and live lives that would've been denied us due to social status and claim grand victories at the expense of no one's actual life or well being. We were adventurers through heavens of fun and compelling designs where as today is mostly kids just shooting each other in the face match after match of the same games for years. But at least they seek glory without death. Though some will try and dox you if you're too good these days. But I'm retired from pvp now. But now this illness has retired me from returning to work like I thought I would this year. Still though, I'm thankful. And just in case I got moments, longer than I thought, to say goodbye. Thank you to all my friends and those who have respect for someone who kept taking the lower wages to help keep one of the last arcades open. I had other offers over those years, and I did do a season of a couple weeks for a job where I helped train some others who would go on to make bigger differences than I probably will, but I let everyone know I was coming back from that 'vacation time' and that arcade is where I stayed. Hopefully I'll be remembered well. I think by most I was rather liked by most other than those who seemed hell bent on claiming I was done kind of racist. Which was odd because all my friends were different diversities of what those people claimed I was racist against all while my friends couldn't help buy laugh at those few for such nonsense. I wish those kinds of years could've gone on longer. The arcade, my ability to play games with healthy hands and healthy enough body, stopping by for Chinese food on the way home, and playing a bit more or hanging in a virtual world while counting down to watch movies together online. That last one I still do. But though I swype typed all of this, my hands are more limited now. Hurts my arms over time, sometimes sooner than later. So I wrap this up with a thank you to all who made my life fun and enjoyable in our little low wage life that we still rather enjoyed. I doubt this message will ever be found by them, probably not even read in full these days as some rather spend more time on Guilty Gear Xrd after they whine about how bad Strive is yet think a man's pain to extremes is less of a tragedy. But such is life. Don't forget your friends and family in this world. The games alone are nothing if they're all you have. They're like books with skills to be learned and executed. They're all better with others. If not to play, then to at least share thoughts of them. You're no lone hero claiming to be done kind of loner when you're still playing with several online. Don't be the worst kind of sociopath to your friends who helped you time and time again. Enjoy things together. They're not always easy, but they'll mean the most in your life. Fair well.

Great adventure, glad you made it out safe and got your tree!

Well done. Thank you for sharing. Can’t wait for KOAR 2022

Nice job on the video! And it was nice to meet you in person!

Loved it! Glad you could make it to KOAR & it looks like you made some awesome memories!

Fantastic video thanks for sharing. #fordexpedition

loved this mall. from the ground it didn't look very interesting, but my god what a beautiful layout.

I might be a little late to your video posting, but was well worth the wait. Can't wait to try our hand on the trail. Thanks for posting

I wish I went there to take pictures before it was demolished I did not know that it was being demolished

Jeez, I didn’t know they actually tore the whole mall down. This is upsetting. I was four years old when this mall opened. We lived about 5 minutes away, so this place was practically my second home. I spent dozens of hours at the arcade, spaceport. I worked at the cvs in 1994, and I worked at the Burger King in the food court in 1996. So many memories of this place. Growing up in the eighties and nineties here…some of the best times of my life. Goodbye old friend. You will be missed.

Nice!! I liked!

Nice video! Seems like everyone in the county with a drone took one of this place before it was gone lol.

I have so many childhood memories going to that Mall. This isn’t easy to watch.

The waste is criminal. Unsustainable policies personified.

I'm glad we got Petal the elephant out when we did. I wonder what they did with the rest of the "Waterhole," though? Regardless, thank you for the footage. While it's sad seeing my childhood mall get demolished, it sort of brings a sense of closure.

Did a quick scan through the videos, looks like a fun route. Are there any sections that require highway speeds? Planning on trying on a 125cc dual sport so 50 mph paved roads are about my limit.

where can i find gpx tracks for this?

what part of the trail is the drainage pipe crossing around the 5:09 minute mark?

Good views & thanks for using genuine, real music that suits the Pines, etc.

History of Blueberries - U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council www.blueberrycouncil.org › about-blueberries › histor... In 1911, she teamed up with USDA botanist Frederick Coville to identify wild plants with the most desirable properties, crossbreed the bushes and create vibrant new blueberry varieties. Coville and White harvested and sold the first commercial crop of blueberries out of Whitesbog, N.J., in 1916.

I’ve just recently learned about the TNJT. Can’t wait to make the trip!

Great Adventure where can I get the map to do this trip whit my soon ?

Looks like a damp trip but the roads didn't seem like they were to boggy

Do you think this is doable in a Subaru Forester? 8.7 inch of clearance and AWD?

Great videos. I'm looking to do this trip in the fall, possibly October. I live in South Jersey but I work in Trenton. So I'd probably head up to High Point after work on a Friday and then start early Saturday morning. My questions are do you think I can do most of it in a Rav4? I'd imagine I won't be able to get through all of the sand in the last third of the trip. Also, do you have any tips as far as the track to follow or do you GPX files?

Thanks for sharing these videos! Your videos really inspired my wife and I. Are you on overland bound? If you’re on the forums I’m lilbear105. Feel free to say hi and maybe we can hit some trails together.

Thx for publishing! Do you by any chance know where I can download the GPX file to load into my GPS?

Thanks again for bringing me along! Perhaps this year I'll complete the TNJT top to bottom consecutively like you did. I completed it in many day trips on/in 4 different vehicles. A 96 Cherokee, '07 Commander, 98 DR350 & '12 VStrom.

Very well done! Thanks for bringing me along for the ride!

Nicely done! I did this section with Leon at a fast pace driving Turnersville up to High Point then followed the trail ending up at Great Adventure. I'm glad my Commander is a comfortable ride!

Could you post a list of proper trails to take (legal and public) online

Great music!

Nice video. Doing this trail is one of my goals for 2020

Really enjoyed the videos. It’s hard to find any decent off pavement roads sounds nyc. Would you mind sharing a link to the gpx files?

I think i seen you when you where filming. Battery 223 watches over the bay mouth, at sunset beach there is the watch tower for battery 223. I hope to see and meet ya someday. Not all that are wandering are lost.

Bass River State Forest(my family's go to for over 40yrs) usually has walk ins available

Is that 2meter antenna on the left side?