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So when do you close? :D

As to making it work, my first thought when I first drove by is; where would customers park? How many prospects said to their driver "ain't no place to park, I know of a place further up 206, not far from here".

Uh-oh, Chris Cameron did not make it. https://www.bbc.com/news/66145229

https://hakaimagazine.com/features/the-fight-over-a-shitty-rock/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockall

The sale is now 'pending'. I'm certain my advertising worked. Which of you jumped on it?

I hitch-hiked up there in 1973 and asked for a waiter/busboy job. They turned me down.

That's the one I was thinking of. Back then I lived in Presidential Lakes and we'd go to Gregorys in Mount Holly for school clothes and see that bar hunkered down there. Do you recall Gregory's? Not sure if I spelled it right.

Yes, I was at the Villa D in the disco period about twice. My main bar was the four mile tavern at 70/72 circle. When I look back, I can say I stopped carousing bars in about 1980. That Corral reference has me stumped. Is that north of 70 on 206?

I've always questioned the naming of this bar. I recall it was named something different before this (I thought it had "for the road" on the end). I've never been inside. Any of you?

Good thing you didn't have to relieve yourself. It says zero bathrooms. I wonder how they got around that.

The Lacey road bridge over cedar creek was repaired about 3 times while I lived there. So for the residents heading north, they brought in a portable bridge to lay it where the foot bridge is at the lake dam; and all they had to do was place it and restrain it a little to keep from movement by...

It would probably take thousands just to raze it, but that's what it needs, and then set the new dwelling a bit off the intersection if possible.

Yeah, that is definitely one. The other is there are wetlands right behind the building.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/43-Willow-Grove-Rd-Shamong-NJ-08088/2099668892_zpid/?rtoken=082ec8c5-fe75-4e66-9621-74dd6d39d1d9~X1-ZUzf4nsrk2woax_9iqqx&utm_campaign=emo-ForSaleHomeReceipt&utm_source=email&utm_term=urn:msg:202402171305361d68a68fd21d3c8e&utm_medium=email&utm_content=forsaleimage

Block 107 Lot 2A was private, and likely still is. There is a stream running under beds of sphagnum on that property which will challenge any man. You went with me one day on that one Guy. I felt it necessary in case I slipped out of sight, never to be seen again.

Oh, I think you mean the one over Buck Run. That's terrible news, it cuts off a good portion of the area I sometimes botanize in. I recall that at one point they put a metal plate over the remaining boards. It's always nice being up that far. Very quiet and little traffic.

....."The dirt they carried was a rich, dark reddish-brown color that does not exist in southern New Jersey, south of New Brunswick, and that had to have come from “at least 70 or 80 miles away,” in addition to being mixed with what appeared to be construction debris." That looks like somebody...

This shows the growth before the restoration...

Looking at it again, before the change, I had the tavern reversed in my mind. That clump of trees on the left is gone today, but it could have been there when the landscaping was laid aside while they were restoring it. That area is a sort of small garden now. This photo is before the...