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BarryC
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Interesting stuff. I had no idea. I've heard of these camps from time to time, but never knew much.
TeeGate said:
Mt. Misery and Sooy Place are both Methodist camps. I don't know much about the history of Mt. Misery, but the Delanco Camp at Sooy Place was originally in the town of Delanco. On Burlington Ave. in Delanco there is a small shopping center with a 7-11 and the post office called "Camp Meeting Grounds" or something like that. The Delanco Camp was here originally. (So I'm told. I'm too young to remember.) The camp relocated to Sooy Place and took many of the original buildings with them.
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Mt. misey road is pretty cool at night. the place in Delanco that is reffered to as the camp meeting grounds, is still known as the camp meeting grounds. It is right next to a BP gas station and on the corner of Burlington Ave. and Coopertown Rd. It is really neat that a place about and hour away has close ties with the pines.
Does any one know about the house at the end of the road?
somewhere on the net theres a site that claims that a man went crazy many years ago and killed a couple people and then killed himself.
Is this true or a bunch of bull?
Does any one know about the house at the end of the road?
somewhere on the net theres a site that claims that a man went crazy many years ago and killed a couple people and then killed himself.
Is this true or a bunch of bull?
stupid mt misery
i went to that place for a week..
yes the cherry hill school district uses the place from monday-friday.
they use different "cabins" ..some slept 5-6 people. all had a stupid bathroom with a shower and that crap. they freaky part was the roon in the middle between 2 rooms where you slept in. a buch of us girls SWORE we heard some foot steps in the other room and the other room had chairs and stuff.
it sucked... the best part was the "nature" walk at night... but that had like 10 parents on it so it was a big woopie cus you wernt freaked out... but i did stick by the boys.
in my book... the place isnt even worth the drive.
i went to that place for a week..
yes the cherry hill school district uses the place from monday-friday.
they use different "cabins" ..some slept 5-6 people. all had a stupid bathroom with a shower and that crap. they freaky part was the roon in the middle between 2 rooms where you slept in. a buch of us girls SWORE we heard some foot steps in the other room and the other room had chairs and stuff.
it sucked... the best part was the "nature" walk at night... but that had like 10 parents on it so it was a big woopie cus you wernt freaked out... but i did stick by the boys.
in my book... the place isnt even worth the drive.
stupid mt misery
TeeGate said:xerin27 said:i went to that place for a week..
yes the cherry hill school district uses the place from monday-friday.
they use different "cabins" ..some slept 5-6 people. all had a stupid bathroom with a shower and that crap. they freaky part was the roon in the middle between 2 rooms where you slept in. a buch of us girls SWORE we heard some foot steps in the other room and the other room had chairs and stuff.
it sucked... the best part was the "nature" walk at night... but that had like 10 parents on it so it was a big woopie cus you wernt freaked out... but i did stick by the boys.
in my book... the place isnt even worth the drive.Wow!! You must have really hated that place
Did you go to Cherry Hill schools?
Guy
yeah i didnt like the place. i guess its one thing going with friends and whoever.. but in my book the place wasnt freaky at all. the best part was when someone fell in the water. big woopie :spank: ive gone to cherry hill schools from 1st-10th grade till i thought it sucked so bad i droped out and got my ged. cherry hill schools are the worse. i wouldnt send my kids *if i had some* there if i was given 2 million dollars. i still live in cherry hill and hate this place.
any places around me that i could go to that are "haunted" or freaky?
me and a couple of friends want to go camping but with the damn troopers they find ya and fine ya.
cya
-erin
stupid mt misery
Cherry Hill Schools are that bad? They always seemed to have a pretty good reputation.
For camping, just get a camping permit from one of the ranger stations. I think they $15 or so, and the camp sites can fit a few tents. $15 isn't too bad, and it beats getting a ticket.
As for scary stuff, can't think of anything in or near Cherry Hill...
xerin27 said:
Cherry Hill Schools are that bad? They always seemed to have a pretty good reputation.
For camping, just get a camping permit from one of the ranger stations. I think they $15 or so, and the camp sites can fit a few tents. $15 isn't too bad, and it beats getting a ticket.
As for scary stuff, can't think of anything in or near Cherry Hill...
stupid mt misery
Big rivalry between Cherry Hill East and Cherry Hill West
Camden? :wink:
MikeBickerson said:
Big rivalry between Cherry Hill East and Cherry Hill West
Camden? :wink:
MikeBickerson said:Na, Camden is a happy place. You can frolic there among the sceneryigfly:
I was at Pavonia yard taking shots of some trains there about a month ago. I was wondering who was going to take a shot at me:
njvike said:MikeBickerson said:Na, Camden is a happy place. You can frolic there among the scenery
I was at Pavonia yard taking shots of some trains there about a month ago. I was wondering who was going to take a shot at me:
Many, many moons ago there was a bar there called the Pavonia House that I would often go to. You wouldn't catch me dead there now. (or maybe you would.
)I recently read the history of Camden County and it seems that section of Camden was very nice at one time.
Steve
my job brings me to Camden almost everyday and you can see that at one time it was a nice place to live, now it's a nice place if you wear a bullet proof vest
My friend is a plumber. He went in to Camden 3 years ago to get a fitting he needed at a particular specialty shop. While he was stopped at a light, a nasty dirty hooker jumped in the passenger seat and grabbed his thigh. Asked him did he wanta. He had to physically push her out the door. :crazy:
stupid mt misery
haha other then camden.. thats funny to go to and see the hookers on the side of the road. once you have a cherry hill rich kid with you.. they will be floored to see that shit.
there isnt a big rivalry. i went to both east and west. they could care less cus both of them know they both suck and all the people want to do is get out of the schools. cherry hill east is snoby... known for its crack. cherry hill west is for the skaters and punks... known for its weed.
i swear.. this city should burn in hell and ill be cheering on the way down :friday:
Boyd said:
haha other then camden.. thats funny to go to and see the hookers on the side of the road. once you have a cherry hill rich kid with you.. they will be floored to see that shit.
there isnt a big rivalry. i went to both east and west. they could care less cus both of them know they both suck and all the people want to do is get out of the schools. cherry hill east is snoby... known for its crack. cherry hill west is for the skaters and punks... known for its weed.
i swear.. this city should burn in hell and ill be cheering on the way down :friday:
BEHR655 said:njvike said:MikeBickerson said:Na, Camden is a happy place. You can frolic there among the scenery
I was at Pavonia yard taking shots of some trains there about a month ago. I was wondering who was going to take a shot at me:
Many, many moons ago there was a bar there called the Pavonia House that I would often go to. You wouldn't catch me dead there now. (or maybe you would.
I recently read the history of Camden County and it seems that section of Camden was very nice at one time.
Steve
At first I was very apprehensive of taking the family to see the state aquarium but we scoped the area out first and it looked like you were safe seeing there were many police cars. So, we did go and it was fine. We also took a tour of the Battleship NJ and glad we went.
I believe Camden was just another one of those areas that lost out due the loss of manufacturing jobs. Is RCA and Campbell soup still located there?
JerseyJim said:
Sounds just like so many other cities around the country. I can remember when Newark, Patterson and Passaic were also nice places to live or visit; I don't think you can do either now.
Ken
Camden still has its nice areas. I went to confirmation classes in the Fairview section a few years back (10 years now? Geez...) and it was as nice as say, Audubon or Pennsauken. The Rutgers campus isn't too bad either, lots of security around there. The waterfront where the battleship, aquarium, baseball stadium, and concert hall (is it the Tweeter Center now? I can't keep track) is nice as well.
One great spot in Camden in the Camden County Historical Society/Pamona Hall, although it isn't the best area. A friend of mine made it his Eagle Project to repaint and help repair that place a while back, so I got to wander around, even down in the storage area where they keep all of the antiques not on display (as featured on the spinoff to Antique Roadshow, Find!, with the Keno brothers. And I still haven't caught that episode :x ). It was almost worth inhaling all that lead paint that I was scraping off the walls without warning. One day, I shall have my revenge Avir, one day...
I know RCA abandoned Camden years ago, I'm pretty sure that Campbells has too. Poor Camden...
My favorite part of Camden is the complete lack of road signs, which have all been torn down. I went to see my friend play soccer at Rutgers and got to play the "Hey, let's turn down this street" game... :shock:
One great spot in Camden in the Camden County Historical Society/Pamona Hall, although it isn't the best area. A friend of mine made it his Eagle Project to repaint and help repair that place a while back, so I got to wander around, even down in the storage area where they keep all of the antiques not on display (as featured on the spinoff to Antique Roadshow, Find!, with the Keno brothers. And I still haven't caught that episode :x ). It was almost worth inhaling all that lead paint that I was scraping off the walls without warning. One day, I shall have my revenge Avir, one day...
I know RCA abandoned Camden years ago, I'm pretty sure that Campbells has too. Poor Camden...
My favorite part of Camden is the complete lack of road signs, which have all been torn down. I went to see my friend play soccer at Rutgers and got to play the "Hey, let's turn down this street" game... :shock: