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   Anomen

   101 Kudos

   09/03/09

   Hey man,
   
   I was looking at some of the photos you put up of the waterloo area and the surrounding railroad beds and what not, and it inspired me to make an account here. I love the pictures you took of the ice house and having been to waterloo village recently... I'm wondering how in the world you made it across that bridge haha. but anyway I wanted to say keep up the good work with the photos! I'm curious... you said you lead trips every weekend? out of where? and is it just a bunch of people getting together to go out an explore? if so i think that would be awesome to tag along on. I live in Stanhope actually so i'm not sure how far you are from here... but if its not too far i'd definitely be interested in seeing some of those abandoned train cars and things.
   
   keep up the awesome work.
   -Sean
   

   09/03/09

   Reply from sneezehorse:

   Hey there...you're welcome to come out any time! We meet every Sunday, some Saturdays, and do a different hike every time....Give me a call at 908 343 8374 for meeting times and places which change every week, or to get on the mailing list send a blank e mail to sneezehorse-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

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   Robbio

   101 Kudos

   07/11/09

   Glad to see a mention on the Icehouse at the Waterlo Village. Great pictures. Any idea on the year it was built? When my girlfriend and I saw it, we saw some large chunks of coal so i thoght it was a coal storage house.
   Thanks and take care.
   Robert-Vernon

   07/12/09

   Reply from sneezehorse:

   Hi there! I believe the industrial ice house complex was in the early years of the 1900s though the exact year I'm uncertain about! Glad you like the pics. Keep an eye on my forum and there's sure to be lots more!

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   melanie

   101 Kudos

   04/08/09

   i have a question and it seems that you have explored the area enough that you may have the answer. friends and i have hiked dwgra quite often in the last few seasons. we only hit coppermine trail twice. once in the fall of 07 and then today. we saw quite a few strangely, perfectly stacked rocks and i saw that you had a couple pics posted. wtf? what are they and how did they get there? it was rather strange and were in the middle of the creek on larger rocks. kinda creepy, weird, and cool all at the same time. can you shed any light? i've been looking for answers and have come up with not much so far thanks, melanie

   04/09/09

   Reply from sneezehorse:

   Hey...not exactly sure which stacked rocks you mean...I know of the ones at Sunfish Pond which are just done by thru hikers who pass by. Ones in the creek are probably done the same way. Stone piles are known as "Cairns" used to mark a trail, but not widely used any more like they used to be. The ones you saw in the creek may be to show the way to the "original mine hole" which is located just on it's bank up the creek, after the old dam but before the trail bridge. It's very lesser known. If you can describe exact location, I might be able to help you more...hope I've helped so far!

   M'ke H

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   twisted

   108 Kudos

   01/31/09

   nice pics :) can u give me an idea of where the threads are that u posted about pburg and easton? thnx
   

   01/31/09

   Reply from sneezehorse:

   Hey...I put most of my P Burg stuff in a posting "Ghost Island in the Delaware and other P Burg/Easton Area stuff" or something of that sort. If you search Phillipsburg you'll see all the forums that contain it!

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   canalmapman

   101 Kudos

   12/31/08

   Great photos and videos. Where and when is the next MC hike? How many have you had, and is there a log someplace I can see? Keep on Hikin! R

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