Moody’s Rock

"Back in 1780, me and Moody used to hang out here. We used to discuss topics like loyalism which was epic if u know what I'm saying. This is now a good hiking spot but there ain't anymore loyalist ragers going on."

"Moody and I frequented this spot when we were plotting loyalist attacks on American forts during the revolution. It was a good spot, great view and a nice lake. We ended up firing colonists from a cannon into the lake though. Good times. would visit again."

"In this glorious cave, we took a blood oath to our lord and savior King George III. He is of the utmost supremacy, and we loyalists ought to respect his Majesty. I hung out with the skeleton of James Moody, where he told me about his exploits in New Jersey and surrounding regions, conducting raids and seizing or destroying patriot supplies during the Revolutionary War, stashing it in this very cave! I loved my time here."

"Wow I love this rock! Billy Franklin and I used to play board games there when we got too tired of fighting. We brought some other old buddies in there like Charles Inglis, Joseph Brant, and Isaac Wilkins. I haven't talked to them in so long. This reminded me to reach back out to them. I "

"Moody's rock is a place that James Moody hid in. Moody is a loyalist that fought for the crown during the war. He let people out of jail and got a group of people to assist in the war. I enjoy going here with my friend Charles Ingles for weekly meetings."