Nothing should go here. It is part of Telcordia that was purchased with Open Space money, therefore is not able to be developed. FYI - the whole property is very historical in many ways. There are some that say it was part of the Manhattan Project. Bell Labs owned both the Borough and Township side (it was divided up into Telcordia and Lucent). There were many interesting things there - a building where they used to test things against earthquakes and lightening, a bunker, a "bubble building. People who lived across the street (and some who still do) will tell you of their lights dimming every once in a while never really knowing what was being tested across the street. Under a lot of the fields were miles of wires and cables that were being tested. The poles are indeed telephone poles that were being tested against weathering, etc. I believe it is the township's view that they will stay the way they are.

Nothing - the "telephone pole farm" should remain as is. I consider this space to be one of those oddities that adds a peculiar charm to Chester. In this instance, to remove the oddity would be to decrease the charm.

And please notice that the Chester Garden Club has planted a lovely swath of daffodils to dress it up!

Absolutely nothing should be "done with it" !! Why does everything have to have something "done (to) it ". It's iconic. It's a science experiment. It's art !!

Pat, I changed the photo to reflect your good work!

It's where telephone poles grow! We have to leave it there, or we won't have any more telephone poles! {:O)

How about a zip line?

Re. the telephone poles - seems like there should be some cool kid games to play amongst them - some variant of tag - hide-and-seek - capture the flag......