Women’s Heritage.
New Jersey has a long, rich history. From being first settled by Native Americans over 10,000 years ago, to the … Continue reading Women’s Heritage.
Tag: Cape May
Shore to Please.
If readers of this blog know one thing, it is that I always enjoy a good trip to the beaches … Continue reading Shore to Please.
The Birds of Winter.
A 1,100-mile drive to the Midwest, through below-freezing temperatures, snow, sleet, and ice. A weekend jaunt to the New Jersey … Continue reading The Birds of Winter.
Jersey Shore Jaunt.
Our trip to Patterson Great Falls. A climb to the top of High Point State Park. Standing beneath Buttermilk Falls and … Continue reading Jersey Shore Jaunt.
Down By the Sea.
If you are from New Jersey, chances are you have spent a significant portion of your life on or near … Continue reading Down By the Sea.
North to South.
There’s no other way of saying this – New Jersey is small. At 7,417 square miles, it is the fifth-smallest … Continue reading North to South.
The Year in Review – 2019
Beautiful cherry blossoms in our Nation’s Capital. A week of exploring America’s Playground. Standing atop the Rocky Mountains. Venturing far … Continue reading The Year in Review – 2019
Field Trip!
When I think back to my years in school, some of my favorite memories were the field trips. Venturing up … Continue reading Field Trip!
Exit Zero.
New Jersey, my home state, is many things, but large is not one of them. At approximately 7,400 square miles, … Continue reading Exit Zero.
Middlesex Monday.
Middlesex County in New Jersey covers over 322 square miles. With over 820,000 residents, it is the state’s second-most populous … Continue reading Middlesex Monday.
The Open Road Ahead 