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Saturday, August 6, 2005
Day 17: North Jersey and NYC Rockaway, N.J., to Hoboken, N.J.: 33 miles The landscape of New Jersey is nothing if not diverse. There are plenty of highways and refineries, it’s true, but there are also sandy beaches, dense forests, and broad expanses of farmland. And that’s all I’ll say in defense of New Jersey. It’s an overcrowded, overpaved privy pit, and it smells funny. Truth is, I’ve been out of New Jersey longer than I lived there, and I aim to keep it that way. I realize that deer are about as exotic as raccoons in most parts of the country these days, but it was still impressive to see this faun and its mother traipsing through Scott’s back yard. ![]() Emily and Scott were unimpressed. ![]() All images and text on this site ©2001–2008 Daniel Esch except where noted. |