Winter is certainly not the time of year to have ones doors stolen
Start knocking on doors and do some networking. Join the NJ Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs too and get their hunter's liability insurance policy. It comes with their $35 per year membership and you get an insurance certificate. I make copies and carry them in my truck.
That little pine barrens store behind the diner is like a gas station shop with no gas and some cheap t-shirts with odd slogans like "It's all about the Pines." Neither the diner nor that store really represented Shamong or the pines very well. In related news, the Red Lion Diner recently shut their doors for good.
Now in my old age I have a 1995 Jeep for the pines, a lexus with 4 doors to carry people and a 2 door CTS that could use 100 more horsepower. I really miss the MGB's, collected a lot of Rally tropies with them.
Hall. doors to main and Back Entrances "double" with side light frames, door 1 3/4 inch thick 4 panels each mould outside and flush Bead and miter inside. 8 side lights 9 x 12 with Mould panel skirting under to each frame, Pennsylvania Marble sills, ditto. Plain and mould stucco cornice. Second Floor. divided into 6 rooms and Passage Ways.
The windows and doors had been boarded up and someone had removed the boards on the doors. The house looks like a typical old wooden house that would be found in the pines. And in 1957 the first year Batsto opened to the public, there were 46,000 visitors for the year. In just the month of August of 1971 there were 68,000.
1,180 549 Little Egg Harbor #45 Boyd said: Yeah, good idea. Shoot first, then say "here, Fido!" second. Or even better, stay at home with your doors locked and don't go out into the woods at all. I made almost the same statement about just staying home if you are so frightened on a duck hunting forum I participate on, regarding ...
I wanted you all to see every detail, noticed the blockwork, the immense sizes of stone, the mortar, the shingles, the preciseness of the addition, the barred windows, door in door concept, the old style functional half doors on the East side.