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Paul Goldfinger ©. May, 2019.   Apple iPhone XS. Sunset Lake is about 5 minutes from OG when the road isn’t partially demolished.

 

Northender wins the “name that Jersey Shore town” contest.

“It’s May, the lusty month of May, when all the world is brimming with fun, wholesome or un”……….from Camelot.

JULIE ANDREWS FROM CAMELOT:

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Paul Goldfinger photo. August, 2018. Civil War memorial. Asbury Park, NJ  ©

Here is a link to a BF piece about the war memorial in Belmar where there is a statue of a doughboy (WWI)

Belmar Doughboy

 

MATT GLASER   “Battle Hymn of the Republic.”

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Paul Goldfinger © 2017. Ft. Myers, Florida West Coast. Click to enlarge.

 

“The Story of Tonight” from Hamilton.

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August 4, 2018.   This is a marvelous example of seaside architecture. This home belongs to a woman whose birthday it is.    Her family “flocked” her to celebrate.   Blogfinger photo ©   We have a contest winner.  See the comments.

 

DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA  “Flamingo”

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Paul Goldfinger ©. July, 2018.

 

ADAM KANTOR AND “THE BAND’S VISIT, “ORIGINAL BROADWAY CAST:  “Answer Me.”

 

 

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Lovely Marine Park in Red  Bank.    Blogfinger photo. June, 2018.  Click to enlarge. ©  No contest winner.

 

Cast of the Broadway show Neverland.

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Paul Goldfinger photo in Ocean Grove, NJ. , As seen from Asbury Park.    June 19, 2018. ©

 

 

The winner of our “name that Jersey Shore town contest” is Jennifer Thomas of Ocean Grove.

KEVIN KLINE AND JOHN BARROWMAN.    From the movie soundtrack of De-Lovely

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This “shore town” is not a beach community; more of a “Garden State” sort of place. All photos by Paul Goldfinger © Blogfinger.net  Click to make the plants grow.   May 30, 2018

 

There is a huge selection of bedding plants.    Blogfinger photo.

 

Best pots around. Monmouth County. Blogfinger photo.

By Paul Goldfinger, Editor @Blogfinger.

In 1663, the Parker family received a land grant from the King of England.  The land was farmed by the family and was turned into a farm market in 1908.

From the Sickles web site.

Eileen likes to go there for spring flowers to plant.  They have a fine selection.  They also have a market where you can get gardening equipment, baked goods and a deli counter.   We were there recently and had coffee and rugelach  (pretty good for such a Waspy place—in the heart of Rumson country.)

If you want to take a lovely ride and make believe you are in the heart of Connecticut’s “Gold Coast” drive north along the Ocean picking up Ocean Avenue in Asbury Park.  Pass through Deal, Long Branch, Monmouth Beach, and Sea Bright, riding between the Ocean and the Navesink River.

When you get to the bridge across the river to Rumson, turn left there and continue driving along Rumson Road.  You will be impressed.  The estates are a feast for the eyes.

Keep going until you come to Sickles Farm  (no apostrophe)   They have parking and they have a playground and a ball field.

ELLEN GREEN from A Little Shop of Horrors:  “Somewhere That’s Green.”

Editor’s note:  the winner of our name that town contest is Pat.  When she emails us with her name and a workable email address, we will arrange her prize of  a Jack Bredin signed and numbered print “Flag Day.”

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Blogfinger photo. ©  First Avenue in Asbury Park, not far from Cookman Avenue. March 26, 2018.  Blogfinger.net

 

By Paul Goldfinger, Editor@Blogfinger.net

There are those who believe that Cookman Avenue is the center of town, but A.Park has many lovely avenues including First Avenue, Grand Avenue, Sunset Avenue, and quite a few of the numbered avenues west of the tracks.

Here is a link to one of our posts about Grand Avenue:

Grand Avenue. A. Park.

We have a winner for our contest: It is AMM whom we will contact to arrange his prize.

The Velours love this wonderful  color.  Go ahead, invite him over. A. Park is  a very sociable town.

 

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Photographed by Paul Goldfinger, Blogfinger.net. February, 2018. Southwest Florida. ©   Click to enlarge.

The winner will receive an original Jack Bredin signed and numbered print .   Janet. Please send us your contact info: —Blogfinger@verizon.net

NEIL YOUNG   “Birds”  (Live at Sugar Mountain)

“Nestled in your wings my little one
This special morning brings another sun
Tomorrow see the things that never come
Today”

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The 20 room American Hotel, 18-20 E. Main St.,  is centrally located in Freehold, within walking distance from the Monmouth County Historical Association Museum and close to Superior Court of New Jersey Monmouth Vicinage. Paul Goldfinger photo 2014. © Hotelsone.com

The lucky winner of our “name that Jersey Shore town contest” is Kekbeka who ID’d the town very quickly after we posted it.

SINEAD LOHAN:

 

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Ocean Grove cottage. Isn’t she lovely?  Blogfinger photo ©

You can get $130 per night rental on Airbnb for this little house.   The cottage might be worth $325,000.  It gives a new incentive to buy such a comfy place. OG cottages are continuously coveted for their cozy presence—very good for a single person, but now, as a rental, there is more to this than meets the eye.

Note: There is no indication that this cottage is for sale.  Tell us the exact address and win a genuine OG car (or fridge) magnet, made in the USA with outdoor vinyl.  For sale at Gingerbreads.

The winner of our name that jewel contest is Danielle Murray.  She can receive her prize by emailing us with her delivery address.

DINAH WASHINGTON:

Vintage photo:   Snafu John, age two, in front of #56 Abbott Avenue in 1958. See his comment; click below.

#56 Abbott Avenue, Ocean Grove, NJ 1958.   John and his parents. ©

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Boynton Beach still-life. By Paul Goldfinger. March, 2017. ©  You will have to click and enlarge.

 

I generally don’t  like to photograph trees or other still lifes. But this photograph taken at a nature preserve in Boynton Beach, Florida (east coast) is not about the trees.

You can win a genuine Paul Goldfinger  (me!) black and white signed photograph mounted on mat board and ready to sit on a shelf in your house. No frame is needed or desired. It is an objet d’art, if I say so myself, which I do now.  Be the first to identify the creature in the tree.

And while you are searching, start the music (below) to add a soundtrack to your quest.

THE COASTERS:

 

We have a winner.  5 Blogfinger readers spotted the little owl, but Lee Morgan was first.  We also saw an owl family, Mom, Pop and 2 kids, but I didn’t get that photo.  The kids got wet and dried themselves with a towl.

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