random NJ pictures some farm,some old houses

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larrystinescorner

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• Mar 11, 2013

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some random shots,some farm, some nicely painted old houses.And one big brick fence! Just more randomnis pictures all new ,no reruns!

 

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The Red

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• Mar 11, 2013

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WOW, my daughter Corey would go nuts on the 2nd. and fifth picture of the houses with the round turrets on the front. There is one in Avon, Indiana which will probably be torn down due to commercial growth. She wants that but would be prohibitive to move.

 

CaseDC3

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• Mar 11, 2013

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Great photos.. Thanks for sharing New Jersey with all of us. Looks nothing like the Jersey we only get to see on TV . Like The Sopranos and that beast Snooki thing.
Keep up the good work!

 

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samn40

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• Mar 11, 2013

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Those are the sort of old colonial houses I expected to see more of in America. boy did I get a shock. They are quite hard to find in good condition, and seem to be more on the East side of your country, I suppose it was settled first and thus it became more wealthy. I love these pics, Larry....Keep them coming. and if I can get my head lifted for a while I will go and get some more photos of houses from around here, so you all can compare and spot the differences!
Sam

 

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rodgernbama

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• Mar 11, 2013

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I got to get out and travel more. Did"nt realize NJ was such a pretty state. Nice pictures.

 

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ray hofstetter

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• Mar 11, 2013

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Great pics Larry!
The brick fence reminds me of Lebron James' house he built when he played for the Cleveland Cavaliers, I'll get a pic of that next time I go by it and there's a neat old barn about a mile away from there. Thanks to you Larry I now look at things differently, I drive by that old barn but barely notice it....bet i'd notice when it's gone...

 

Vito

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• Mar 11, 2013

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Love the architectural detail on those stately homes.They just don't build them like that anymore.

Thanks for posting

Vito

 

SweetFeet

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• Mar 11, 2013

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Gorgeous houses. I really like the white with green trim. It has such ornate woodwork on the porch.

 

BAnNC

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Western North Carolina

• Mar 11, 2013

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Maybe its just that they stand out so well, but are there more Queen Anne style homes around you there? Or do they just end up being photographed more?

 

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larrystinescorner

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• Mar 11, 2013

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I took all those pictures of houses in one town

 

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retired farmer

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• Mar 11, 2013

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You should have been a photographer.

 

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Stephen Newell

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• Mar 12, 2013

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I like the pictures but I wish you would give the general location of where the pictures were taken.

 

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Anonymous-0

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• Mar 12, 2013

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Looks like Oldwick. I lived there for 29 years. Too expensive for me now.

 

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Fergienewbee

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• Mar 12, 2013

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Nice pics, Larry. Send some of that blue sky our way.

Larry

 

BAnNC

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Western North Carolina

• Mar 12, 2013

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Those are really nice homes. Also a tribute to the folks that live there. They do keep them up well, or at least can afford to hire somebody to keep them up.

 

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greygoat

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• Mar 12, 2013

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A ride up "Bear valley", North of Wisconsin
Highway 60, just East of Muscoda, will take you
past a number of Farmhouses like this. Much of
this part of Wisconsin, in the Wisconsin River
valley, was well settled by the 1850s and the
rich soil made prosperous farms. They needed xtra
bedrooms for hired men, and girls!And huge barns
for the many teams of horses.

 

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Hay hay hay

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• Mar 12, 2013

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Looks like the rolling country between, Bernardsville and Washinton. Right?

New Jersey, great place to live...tough place to work. Everything is a battle...just the nature of the beast.

 

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Dr. Walt

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• Mar 13, 2013

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Photo #6 - Green house with red shutters would have cost less than $1000. to build back in 1908.

Try to duplicate that house TODAY and see what it costs. I'd say nothing less than $60,000. and probably a whole lot more.

 

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Anonymous-0

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• Mar 14, 2013

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Just what part of New Jersey is Random in? lol