Posted on 01/31/2008 9:39:40 AM PST by MotleyGirl70
Edited on 02/01/2008 2:28:16 PM PST by Jim Robinson. [history]
We’d go there for vacations, winter, summer, fall, and spring.
Only heat was a wood-stove and fireplace.
Water was from a bucket in a well.
No electricity—kerosene lamps and candles instead.
No plumbing, we used an outhouse.
I’ll never forget the first time I, a city kid, went there—good grief, it was like I had been living with a blanket over my head my whole life--it was like heaven.
I have loved places like that and hated cities ever since.
And watching the weather and the seasons change, is better than anything on TV.
Thoreau had the right idea.
Thanks for the photos. I’m endlessly fascinated by WWII.
ROFL!!
http://www.njguido.com/photo.htm
I have to say that NJ is giving South Philly and Long Island a run for their money. Check out the club photos.
I’m a little surprised myself.
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