Mid-Atlantic Tag-o-Rama

Great grab, and really nice looking V-Strom NJ-Bill!

So will the next tag be 31 miles east of the southwest corner of PA? (The western end of the Mason Dixon Line). This was my plan, but since one of my bikes was crippled by a Track Day mishap, and the other is in many parts at a local dealership, I was not able to make this great grab.
Looking forward to see where the next tag will be.

Glad to see this was grabbed. Nice grab, Bill! Nice bike too.

I liked the orange mascot better. This new guy is so small I had a hard time finding him in the grass. At one point, I moved from the right side planter to the left; thinking bikehigh quoted the wrong side. Then, I returned to the right planter and got serious. I must have raised some eyebrows as I thrashed through the planter ATGATT.

This is the new tag. This abandoned barn is on the edge of South Jersey's greatest asset, the pine barrens.

Bike has not moved.


The mascot is in the corner of the old barn; covered by a red shingle.

Little owl is on the backside of this wall

clue shot


under this small piece of concrete

next to these left over stones

Way to go Bob!

Thanks guys, how is the new drop? enough clues or should I provide more help?

Nah, there's more than enough in that sign.

That drop is only 2 miles from one of my paintings.

What's with the flag? Neither Union Jack or USA?

That was the correct flag of 1775. It took a bit of research to find it too.

Valid flag, in use around 1776.

http://www.ushistory.org/betsy/flagfact.html

Look half way down the page at….
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_flags_of_the_United_Stateshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_flags_of_the_United_States
and
http://www.usflag.org/historical/grand.union.gif

Thanks… Chris

Learn something new everyday! And I thought I new a little bit about early American History:eek1

When I grab the tag, I will introduce Mr Orange Two to the Owl.

This 232 year old home is out of place in this industrial/commercial area. Not surprisingly it is used commercially and no longer a private residence. Local residents also know this as the Stokes home.

No, it was not too bad. As long as there is no ice on the roads, I enjoy winter riding.

Earlier in this thread, you posted a nice painting and referenced this area. Do you paint murals? The reason I asked is that I passed two nice murals on each side of a tunnel yesterday and thought of that post. Here is a LINK to the murals I saw.