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I didn't know Oyster chowder was off the menu. I do recall in the late 80's and 90's? everyone lamenting about the disappearance of oysters. But even if expensive they should still offer them...

A reward would probably reveal the source.

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Would this other square then maybe be the actual sawmill Jerseyman?

When I was hanging around with Gibby Giberson in the early 80's, he'd have me stop at Allen's for creamy oyster chowder, with those little crackers and all. I did not try it, but he always slurped it up at the counter.

That drunken clams looks really good. Good enough to take a full dose of pepcid and head on down there.

I just can't see shooting a moose unless you are lost and starving. From "meat eater": "Moose have fantastic trophy value as well. When you hang a set of these antlers over your garage door, you’ve got a permanent reminder of a difficult task that was undertaken and accomplished."

Good story Joe, I liked the cosmoline part. That's softer than the most common preservative used where I worked (P2, Mil-PRF-16173). Cosmoline is P3. P1 hardens to a black film that needs some elbow use to get it off.

Interesting, they have a live view of the outdoor flea market. I'll have to look at it when it's busy (says's Bob, who will forget to look at it when it's busy). https://www.berlinfarmersmarket.com/live-view-outdoor-market

What was Scott wearing if he was holding his boots?

Did you do 4 years in college Ron? What was your major.

Coincidentally, I found this 45 in a folder last night, and I refuse to throw away. We used to skip school and often would end up in Wrightstown, because it was such a sinful, wild place. This song was prominent then.

Ed, I saw on the facebook page small power tools, bundles of rope, a bird bath and such. Do they actually 'auction' those with a guy saying "and here we have a nice power skill saw, who'll start the bidding".

Here's Rooftree, down above his boots again.

Which all this reminds me. I have a friend who lives in Medford. He told me of some kind of specialized farm auction just west of where Medford Lakes Road crosses 206. I never stopped in. It's just east of Murphy's Mart. You can see the buildings from the road.

There used to be an outdoor one along route 70 west of Lakehurst. I was at that one twice. I went to Englishtown once....seemed too hard to get to if you lived well south of there.

Questionable seafood! That's funny, and it reminds me. I do like fish, but I'm very leery of it when I look on that bed of ice at the grocery store. I'm like; where the hell did they get that, and how long ago. Was it previously frozen? There's a fish market in Waretown, just on the outside of...

I lived in Hampton Lakes from 1960 to 1962, and Presidential Lakes from 1965 to 1973 or so. Anyway, I was very familiar with Columbus Market on 206, with the square slices of pizza and outdoor flea market, and the shoddy (but irresistible) stalls of vendors. I think some had curtains for doors...

That looks like a hog, Guy. Way too big for a bobcat and too dark to be a mountain lion (from what I see).

Ron, there are so many manufacturers out there. Many of them are good. I like Wigwam ingenious socks and also Woolrich.