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- Lucilles Lunchonette
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- Beaver Pond Road
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- Fall Pine color
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- Burning Oak Leaves
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- The Pgymy Pine Plains
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- The end
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- The way home
Treking in the Pines lands
It started with a search for some country cooking at Lucilles luncheonette in the center of the Pine Lands, Warrensgrove and then to do a trek to Pygmy Pine Plains for a Sunset photo shoot, sometimes it just feels good to be alone in the pines.
Lucilles was closed, darn, but I did get some nice sunsets photographs in a very different and special place, some of the plants here live only here and no other place on this planet.
The Pgymy Pine Plains (or Dwarf Plains) of the Pine Barrens of New Jersey are upland forests that have long intrigued biologists.Early in the 20th Century, Witmer Stone described them as “desolate stretches of white sand barrens … for the most part devoid of trees higher than one’s knees.” The Pine Plains are dominated by dwarfed Pitch Pines and Blackjack Oaks in the low canopy. Pine Barrens Heather is frequent in the under-story. Ground cover includes lichens, mosses, and the sub-shrubs Bearberry and Teaberry.
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2 Comments
Nice set. I love the two sand road photographs. I haven’t been to Warren Grove in a while and I think I’ll have to rectify that thanks to your inspiration.
The surprise was the river shot off of beaver dam road. I was just wandering around.