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Good Morning Mr. Chrysler
Looking west toward the Chrysler Building after sunrise... The MetLife Building (formerly the PanAm Building) is seen on the right.
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Shipwreck Grill - Facing Out
Fine dining at the Jersey Shore to be found at the Shipwreck Grill in Brielle, New Jersey. Don't miss the desserts... They are the best!
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Shipwreck Grill
The Shipwreck Grill offers patrons fine dining off of Barnegat Bay. Just off of Route 35 in Brielle, New Jersey, the menu offers an incredible array of seafood specialities (but don't worry, there are specials for the land lubbers among us...). Poached lobster, seared chilean sea bass, pistachio crusted grouper, grilled ribeye... the list goes on.
But save room for dessert! REALLY - Not kidding... It's some of the most creative and well done endings to a meal this reviewer has ever had the pleasure to enjoy. Caramelized Apple Tarte Tatin with Vanilla Ice Cream was my favorite.
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Watch Your Head
You will certainly need to watch your head as you climb the towers at Twin Lights...
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Chomp
Saltsman's Hotel has taxidermy as part of the decor... While wood bark won't be on the menu, milkweed will be in season (in the spring) and it's great!
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Look!
Just one of the friends you will see hanging out at Saltsman's in Upstate New York...
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The Bar at Saltsman's
Nothing quite like a handcrafted libation at this bar in the Saltsman Hotel (circa 1889) in Upstate New York. Good chance to get a half dollar as part of your change...
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Marina Trip
These are some of the party boats that can be taken out to see for fishing excusions from the Belmar Marina.
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Sea Wall - Sea Bright
The northern part of Sea Bright is essentially a narrow strip of land with Route 36 (Ocean Avenue) running through it's middle. Buildings near the bay are on one side with the beach and Atlantic Ocean on the other side. However to get to the beach visitors will need to go over the sea wall using one of the stairways marked for public access. The wall protects the dwellings from the weather that invariably comes through driving higher tides. This makes for quite a drive through town toward Sandy Hook.
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Chris Piazza has been a member since 17 November 2007 and goes by RightBrain.
Currently in New Jersey.
My name is Chris Piazza and I reside at the New Jersey Shore with my wife and three children. At home and traveling, I seek out beauty in the ordinary. As I focus on learning the basics of photography, I am not affraid to add a dash of experimentation to achieve my photographic vision.
You can also find Chris at www.flickr.co...ghtshousehpc.
