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That's a nice Liberty. Is it the Liberty Renegade? I always liked the light bar on the roof.

Red Bank. :)

He has the Mullica in his backyard.

In the contest of the whirlybird seed, those are pretty small anchors. Probably from some sort of rowboat.

Sure. Why not? I am sure that since the building pre-dated the PC, that they'd surely give any rebuilding project extra special scrutiny.

I wonder if the Pinelands Commission will let them rebuild.

Awesome. They still have all of the exposed sandstone on the side of the building?

I haven't seen Atsion in a while. What's going on down there?

Yes. From the people in tow trucks trying to yank giant metal beams out of Martha to the folks at Hampton stealing stones from the building, to the people who tried to tow out 'Blacks Rock' near Aserdaten, to the LG stone, we see that New Jerseyians place a very low value on their history...

I just got a phone call from Guy about this. Terrible news!

Good luck!

Can you give a description of the van?

Wild Turkey makes a rye, but they also make other wiskeys.

Please tell me you got a license plate.

This is what makes running this place so worth it. I keep the lights on, but the people who come here to visit make this place what it is. I'm in debt to everyone here who posts and shares their questions and answers. Thanks, everyone!

Rye was primarily made in New York State. Prohibition destroyed the industry. There's a few major rye's out there - Wild Turkey and Michters being the two big ones. There's a new distillery in New York State that's trying to bring back rye production to the area - Hudson Manhattan Rye. It's...

Looks like the pro-ORV people are coming out in the comments section.

I have a bottle of Old Overholt in my liquor cabinet. The liquor store around the corner from my office carries it.

Right you are! After getting a taste for Makers (and Michters Rye, as well) JD (at least the plain variety) has gotten incredibly easy for me to drink. Give me some JD and a glass with ice and I'm a happy camper.

Bourbon is my favorite drink after beer. I was introduced to it by a co-worker at a quaint New York City Bar. Here's an interesting article about how they make Makers Mark, my favorite bourbon. What's interesting to me is that the distillery is over 100 years old, and for the most part...