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March 14, 2015
March 2015 Updates on Previous Posts
November 16, 2014
WindMill and Max's -- A Hot Dog Rivalry in Long Branch
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| WindMill Hot Dogs, Long Branch, New Jersey |
In the fierce hot dog wars of the Jersey Shore, there are two famous rivals, both of them in Long Branch.
July 15, 2014
Yurts at Allaire State Park
Traditional yurts used by nomads in Asia are usually made with felt or wool. Yurts have been adapted for camping in the United States.
Only four campgrounds in New Jersey have yurts. Allaire State Park is one of them.
These structures are made of high-tech materials. It is a circular tent built on a wood frame, featuring wood floors, a deck and Plexiglas skylight. Each yurt has a lockable wood door, window screens and flaps, and two double-deck bunks, which sleep up to four people. Cooking facilities, water and restroom facilities are usually within walking distance. This makes it a more practical alternative to a regular tent, which must be set up and taken down each day, not to mention that it is far more comfortable to sleep on a real bed, and to move around more freely.
I wrote about this beautiful park and its historic village with its unusual chapel and Pine Creek Railroad last year.
The park also includes camping facilities, including yurts.
To read more about Allaire State Park and its historic village, please click the link below!
Allaire State Park and Village
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July 08, 2014
Bahrs Landing Is Still Standing!
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| Bahrs Landing restaurant, Highlands, New Jersey |
Bahrs Landing is a legendary place in Highlands, New Jersey.
It is 97 years old this year, and it amazing because it sustained considerable damage in October 2012 from Hurricane “Superstorm” Sandy, which destroyed many other businesses (including many restaurants) in the area.
August 06, 2013
Diners of New Jersey - Jersey Shore Edition
New Jersey is considered the diner capital of the world.
There are hundreds of diners in the state, and they are an integral part of the New Jersey dining experience.
Many are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The diner in the top photo is the Marvis Diner in Wildwood, New Jersey.
This week I am posting photos of diners I have visited located near or at the Jersey shore.
Next is the Princess Maria Diner in Wall Township:
In the Wildwoods, many of the buildings are in the Doo-Wop Style, or Googie Architecture,
The top photo of the Marvis Diner is an example of that.
There is also the Doo Wop Diner on the Wildwood boardwalk:
Check out my post on Wildwood Days!
Check out my other posts on New Jersey diners!
For more on New Jersey diners (albeit a dated site) click here:
New Jersey Diners
For an opinion piece on New Jersey diners, click here:
Jimmy K. - The Best New Jersey Diners
For a recent article on popular diners, click here:
New Jersey’s Favorite Diners
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July 16, 2013
National Guard Militia Museum in Sea Girt
On the front lawn of the museum reside interesting battle-scarred tanks, helicopters, and planes, including Patton tanks and the classic Sherman tank.
Admission is free!
For more information about the National Guard Militia Museum in Sea Girt:
National Guard Militia Museum
And the Museum’s Facebook page
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July 09, 2013
Sea Girt Lighthouse in Sea Girt, New Jersey
Sea Girt Lighthouse in pretty little Sea Girt, New Jersey is a sweet little lighthouse. It is different, because the little light tower is actually part of the house. Most lighthouses are separate structures from the keeper’s house.
After you enter the house, you see the little parlor.
To get to the light, you must climb a small ladder:
You can see the light:
The views from the lighthouse are great.
There are two wonderful websites that you tell you all about the lighthouse:
Sea Girt Lighthouse
Lighthouse Friends
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July 02, 2013
Pine Creek Railroad at Allaire Park
The Pine Creek Railroad at Allaire State Park in Farmingdale/Wall Township is one of the oldest continually operating narrow gauge steam preservation railway exhibits in the country.
All are welcome to take a trip!
All Aboard!!!
For more about the Pine Creek Railroad, click here.
You can read more about Allaire Village here.
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June 18, 2013
The Historic Village at Allaire
In last week's post, I showed you the pretty little chapel at The Historic Village at Allaire, the historic town in Monmouth County, New Jersey.
Workers at the Howell Iron Works lived in this self-contained little village.
Allaire Village is a peaceful and beautiful little place, and a wonderful day trip for the whole family.
On the weekends there are docents in period costume to tell you all about the village, and you can take a trip on the Pine Creek Railroad!
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