Greetings from New Jersey
Photos around NJ
All photos taken by me, unless they've been reblogged.
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Photo reblogged from The Kumungu Jungle
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Photo reblogged from Very Prince Harry
Something you don’t usually hear in New Jersey: “The British Royal Family made me late to work today.”
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Time Lapse video of the Jetstar roller coaster being removed from its final resting place in the ocean off Seaside Heights.
via nj.com
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Work started today to remove the Jet Star roller coaster from the ocean in Seaside Heights, New Jersey after Hurricane Sandy destroyed the pier it used to be on.
via yahoo.com
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Rebuilding the boardwalks at the Jersey Shore after Hurricane Sandy, one board at a time. #boardwalk #jerseyshore #nj #newjersey #sandynj #sandy (at Avon-by-the-Sea Beach)
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A security camera on the Mantoloking Bridge captured Hurricane Sandy’s wrath on the Barnegat Bay. You can see houses (or what was left of them) floating by.
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The JetStar Roller coaster #SeasideHeights #JerseyShore #NJ (at Seaside Heights Boardwalk)
The Jet Star
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A 38-year-old man climbed the Seaside Heights, NJ roller coaster that was swept into the ocean during Sandy and unfurled an American flag in what he told investigators was an act of patriotism to raise awareness for Jersey Shore recovery efforts.
Christopher Angulo was handcuffed, arrested and charged with criminal trespassing after authorities coaxed him down from the now-iconic coaster and into a police boat in the frigid Atlantic Ocean.
Boyd said Angulo, who used a canoe to reach the submerged ride, had three duffel bags full of food and clothing with him and told investigators he was prepared to remain on the coaster for two or three days. He said he “did it for America,” Boyd said.
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Skiing on our unexpected day off due to a transformer fire at work. (at Mountain Creek)
