NJ Boardwalk & Tenting at a Drive-In (Appalachian Trail 2023)

Day 105- Brink Road Shelter (mile 1321.8) to Highpoint State Park HQ (mile 1339.8)
Day 106- Highpoint State Park HQ (mile 1339.8) to NJ Route 94 (1360.4)
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[@dannythecamper4186]

Good video with lots of good views, some bad rocky hiking 😮, so let's keep on hiking 😊

[@dannancyprotzmann307]

SO much in this video that I loved! NJ scenery is killer and I can't wait to do it - loved the boardwalk! And SO BUMMED I couldn't meet you for the drive-in 😓. Looks like it was a great time! And that bridge - I know Hollywood will be super excited when he sees it! ~BrightSide

[@RC_0669]

The look on your face at 9 minutes in, I totally felt you!

[@garylindenmuth7468]

I love the movie camp out enjoy

[@essephenn1517]

Hey! Stone walls and stone piles in the woods. Classic northeast thing. Those areas were once cleared and likely pastured. They were eventually abandoned and reverted to woodland. You can tell if the old fields were pastured or cropped generally based on the size of the rocks in the wall. Rocks from north Jersey into New England were deposited/moved by glaciers. DoubleVision, and yes, a New Englander. Rock on!

[@mrNelien]

we feel with you.....

[@jackcakeblack]

Very nice video.Those rock walls are most likely property boundaries,from a long time ago.The rain can happen anytime, not like California.Hope you liked the Movie,please tell us.Happy 4th!

[@threasachampagne4673]

Those rock walls mark property lines back in the 1800