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ofthedappersort OP t1_itv0iz3 wrote

Well maybe forgotten wasn't the right word but I got there via an overgrown hiking trail and I figure a lot of people (even the ones that live nearby) have never been there before

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WhileInternational41 t1_itv2d9s wrote

Man, the immediate negative comments are so bizarre. Great photo. Thanks for sharing. A lot of miserable people outwardly projecting their misery on Reddit, sadly.

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b4ngl4d3sh t1_itv3zkw wrote

Be careful bushwhacking. Ticks love high brush like that.

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drkensaccount t1_itv43mn wrote

I hope it's not too forgotten. Somebody's has to cut those trees back once in a while.

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corporat t1_itv4ma8 wrote

This looks exactly like a spot by Reeves Brook Trail in Sloatsburg, NY (but I think the power lines were removed last year)

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Gabrielasse t1_itv5y6i wrote

I remember when i used to back to the "powerlines" in the Caldwell area (though this does not look like them). It wasn't to check the foliage.

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Creamatine t1_itv69w1 wrote

…is the in flemington by the raritan river?

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b4ngl4d3sh t1_itv7irt wrote

If we're guessing, I'm gonna say round valley area.

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saltshaker80 t1_itvo5ww wrote

Guessing north Jersey maybe? Cape May county leaves haven’t turned that much yet.

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SeanThatGuy t1_itwgrhc wrote

I got a new job recently and I’ve been spending a lot more time on these right-of-ways. I’ve been to so many places in this state I’ve never heard of and get to see views like this everyday. Sure beats my old office job.

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mcveddit t1_itwsefd wrote

Not sure if there are power lines at sourland mountain trails in Hillsborough, but this looks like the area where an oil pipeline runs between 2 sections of trails.

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[deleted] t1_itx22ye wrote

The ticks were horrible this past year in south Jersey

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glorydaze2 t1_itxcvv4 wrote

is this the trail at smithville rd.

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ItchyK t1_itxjoqz wrote

I can hear the ticks in this image

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ItchyK t1_itxlef4 wrote

I went to hike up in the meadowlands once around this time of year. I was cognizant of the fact that there were a ton of ticks everywhere, so I was being very careful. But I had to make a jump over a mud puddle and brushed against the dried bush for 2 seconds. Literally got like 80 ticks on me, all crawling up my pant legs.

I was literally just running around in the meadowlands, trying to swat ticks off of me and they kept jumping back up towards me.

I got them all off, but I wasn't sure about my back. So I took my camera out and I was trying to take a picture to see if there's any still there, and the rush hour light-rail train comes by. Probably hundreds of people saw me running around in the meadowlands like a madman taking selfies of my ass.

It's pretty funny in retrospect. But I'll never go into the meadowlands again without full body armor.

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Answer_Atac t1_itxsl7h wrote

same here. ditched my office job when rona hit and been on the road a lot instead of wasting away on the 20th floor at grand Central. 2020 was a pivotal year for me. I work alongside guys and gals who do ESAs and such.

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getyouryayasoutahere t1_itz29ta wrote

Lone stars can cause alpha-gal meat allergy. My niece in south Jersey was bit and was diagnosed. Thankfully, it lasted about six months, not the two years it could have lasted. It’s not an immediate allergic reaction as with other foods but you start feeling sick anywhere from three hours on. It was unpleasant.

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DoritosFeetSmell t1_itzcxrd wrote

And as a transplant I love exploring them! Thank you for sharing this gorgeous pic!!!

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doglywolf t1_itzsgf7 wrote

you should do weird NJ trips !

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doglywolf t1_iu1bq3j wrote

trespassing is half the fun! But if you really want to stay above board .....off the top of my head Clinton road , devils tree , Gravity road ( also know as Abbys road IIRC). Feltville Historic District ( Abandon town in watchung )

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