Daytime Wandering's

[maxwellandson]

 

[maxwellandson]

Maryemma spotted this little fawn. She fed it an apple and it came pretty close to her.

 

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Some Pieces of glassthat Maryemma gathered up at Estelleville.

 

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Remain's of the Pot House at Estelleville Glasswork's

 

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Emma tossing pebbles into the Steelman Creek

 

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Took this picture for WhipoorBill

 

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whats left of the old train tressle

 

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Sunset over The Steelman Creek.

 

[NJBill]

Chuck,

I think you would have to get my vote as the definite front runner here for the time that you spend being outdoors. Your photos are always appreciated and I think it is just awesome the time you spend having the kids out there along with you and exposing them to all these beautiful areas.

Bill

 

[maxwellandson]

Thank's Bill

I think I am far from being the front runner here. I enjoy going out wandering and spending time with my kid's, I guess im just lucky that I get to do 2 of my favorite things at the same time. thanks again.

 

[maxwellandson]

The Sun going down over the Estelleville Glassworks

 

[maxwellandson]

thought this was an interesting picture that the park service has posted at the Estelleville Glasswork's

 

[maxwellandson]

Weymouth

 

[maxwellandson]

weymouth Elwwod Rd. Bridge over Great Egg Harbor River (view from Weymouth Furnace Park) I remember being scared of this bridge when I was very young. My Grandparents had a cabin a little upstream from here. Whenever we canoed or tubed under this bridge I would close my eyes real tight till, usually my Mom or sister's would tell me we were past it. ahh the good ol days.

 

[devilstoy]

i did a little adventure in the medford area , i knew there was alot of old farms in the area , but didnt realize how much actual history is around there
, a beautiful mansion still in pretty good shape , im pretty sure its abandoned but the property seems to be some what maintained periodicly

 

[devilstoy]

i found this to be interesting as well , if anyone has ever seen this and knows what it is and used for : the history behind it i would love to know !

 

[devilstoy]

an old house literly burried in the in the woods

 

[devilstoy]

not very safe it was litterly sinking in the center , the house was probly down over a foot in the center , non of the door frames lined up at all the brick wall inside was all cracked and shifted

 

[devilstoy]

the front porch