"The view from my office."

[Mark Chisholm]

Re: \"The view from my office.\"

Rupe,

Here's a shot from a clients house this afternoon.

 

[Mark Chisholm]

Re: \"The view from my office.\"

Here's the full view. Funny thing is no one would probably imagine New Jersey to look like this.

 

[pointer]

Re: \"The view from my office.\"

Mark, Looks nice, here in MI all I hear about Jersey is that it's full of cars, people, and dumps for NYC.


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[davespencer]

Re: \"The view on the way to my office.\"

Took this this morning. The large one is the moon, next brightest one is venus and the bright one above that is jupiter, unfortunatly mars is just behind the clouds at the bottom.

Dave

 

[Ghivelder]

Re: \"The view on the way to my office.\"

I thought this was a nice view from my office to close the year.
There are bears in the background as we were at the zoo in the center of Rome.
Don't be jealous, I don't have lady students very often...
Happy New Year to all of you!

Sergio

 

[Leon]

Re: \"The view on the way to my office.\"

Here is a view from my office.


Happy Holidays all!

 

[Mike_Cantolina]

Re: \"The view on the way to my office.\"

This was near Williamsburg VA.

Mike

 

[knudeNoggin]

Re: \"The view from my office.\"

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Funny thing is no one would probably imagine New Jersey to look like this.
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Mark, Looks nice, here in MI all I hear about Jersey is that it's full of cars, people, and dumps for NYC.


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It's sad what certain dominance of media of influence can do: yes, the
t.v. types regularly disparage New Jersey, giving the impression that all
that's there is Perth Amboy & Hoboken & whatever other bit of NYC
suburb ... . And Camden is a derelict remnant of once the industrial
half of Philly.

But NJ isn't called the "Garden State" for nothing. Somewhere SSW of
Jackson is Hammonton, one of the names cartons of lovely plump
blueberries now in the store, Camden is/was home to Campbell's
Soups partly for the Jersey tomatoes, there is a full seaboard of
varied levels of habitation, with commercial & pleasure fishing.
Most of what some of call "South Jersey"--as though a state
removed--, is rural & farmland. Then there is the vast Pine Barrens.
Beyond my familiarity lies more mountainous/woodsy NW territory.

Cross the Del.Mem.Bridge, look the NJTrnpk in the face, then
turn off just before it, and find peaches, corn, 'loupes, speargrass
in spring, and not all so many cars (but for certain beach-bound
routes).

Mark's photo looks quite like S.Jersey, to me (though phragmites
is a problem plant).

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