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[lammius]

Ok, two totally random out-of-the-blue guesses here...

Pic 1:
Milltown, Middlesex County?
Guessing Main Street

Pic 2:
Route 1 SB in South Brunswick, Middlesex County?
It's siginificant b/c it's a long-ass highway going from ME to FL?

[Jerseyman4]

No
No
No

No
No
No

Everything is not even close.  

[Jerseyman4]

1st clue on both photos, they are south jersey locations

[lammius]

That highway does look very South Jersey (flat land, the tree types, etc) but with its typical four lanes and appropriate Jersey wall division, I can't make out anything unique to identify it by.  55? 42? (only b/c I hear them every day on Jersey 101.5 fast traffic).  

The Main Street town shot, I'm not sure about either.  Regretably I've been to too few South Jersey towns!  Three random guesses: Collingswood?  Burlington?  Glassboro?  We need SouthJersey7's input!

[SouthJersey7]

lammius, on Oct 12 2006, 06:09 PM, said:

We need SouthJersey7's input!

That's my name!  

Now, the highway, you really got me on that one. The town I'm going to say Woodbury, Gloucester County coming down Hwy 45, Woodbury's Broad St.

Edited by SouthJersey7, 12 October 2006 - 05:14 PM.

[Jerseyman4]

lammius, on Oct 12 2006, 04:09 PM, said:

That highway does look very South Jersey (flat land, the tree types, etc) but with its typical four lanes and appropriate Jersey wall division, I can't make out anything unique to identify it by.  55? 42? (only b/c I hear them every day on Jersey 101.5 fast traffic).  

The Main Street town shot, I'm not sure about either.  Regretably I've been to too few South Jersey towns!  Three random guesses: Collingswood?  Burlington?  Glassboro?  We need SouthJersey7's input!

Your getting warmer but no, its not a freeway. The jersey wall.... keep talking about that.. what do you notice about it (no trick question i swear!). Its not Collingswood or Burlington but Glassboro is the closest you are getting so far.

SouthJersey7, on Oct 12 2006, 05:13 PM, said:

That's my name!  

Now, the highway, you really got me on that one. The town I'm going to say Woodbury, Gloucester County coming down Hwy 45, Woodbury's Broad St.

Your getting warmer too SJ7 but its not Woodbury. Thats all im saying because otherwise, you'll figure out that photo.

[lammius]

Yeah I know we've already had a shore pic, but here's another one.  You're welcome for that clue.  Which shore town is this?

[tombarnes]

Ocean City

[SouthJersey7]

Ok here's one for you all:



1 for the county, 2 for the name, 2 for the mountain range it's in and 3 for how it got it's name!

Oh and the image URL contains part of the name - NO peeking!  

[lammius]

It looks pretty high (by NJ standards).  I'd guess it's High Point in Sussex County?

[SouthJersey7]

lammius, on Jan 15 2007, 12:33 PM, said:

It looks pretty high (by NJ standards).  I'd guess it's High Point in Sussex County?

You're one county over. I think this may be a little too hard, especially since it's not that good of a picture, so here's some hints: it's in the Kittatinny Mts, it's in Warren Co., and it has great views of the Delaware Water Gap. I'll go ahead and post the name after another day.

[lammius]

SouthJersey7, on Jan 15 2007, 12:58 PM, said:

You're one county over. I think this may be a little too hard, especially since it's not that good of a picture, so here's some hints: it's in the Kittatinny Mts, it's in Warren Co., and it has great views of the Delaware Water Gap. I'll go ahead and post the name after another day.

Ah!  Your clue left me thinking "omg I know this, but what is it?"  Eventually I cheated, and I saw this pic on the site I went to.  Haha.

[SouthJersey7]

Well anyway it's Mt. Tammany

http://www.purdes.co...many/index.html

Here's another, much better pic:

[lammius]

How about this place?  (no cheats!) photo cred will come later...

[Lowerdeck]

Sussex County, Delaware River?

Taking a wild guess.

[lammius]

Lowerdeck, on Oct 24 2007, 05:50 PM, said:

Sussex County, Delaware River?

Taking a wild guess.

Not a bad guess, but WRONG!  haha.  It is the Delaware River, but down at Frenchtown in Hunterdon County.  

But speaking of Sussex County and the Delaware River, I was at the Water Gap yesterday and snapped a few pics.  I'll post a small thread containing them.