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This latest selection of Aerial Photos from late March 2013 is a whopper, and because of this I have grouped them into (3) categories: central New Jersey, City of Trenton and Seaside Heights, with the latter two in NJ as well
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First, let's begin with a tour of central New Jersey and a slight detour into Pennsylvania. And as always, I hope you enjoy the view from above...
#3 - School with Solar Panel-covered parking lots |
#4 - More solar panel-covered lots near Princeton |
#5 - This architecturally pleasing corporate layout is also near Princeton |
#6 - Re-vamped New Jersey Turnpike exit 8 (Route 33 and Hightstown) |
#7 - Nitro coaster @ Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson |
#8 - Opening weekend at Great Adventure with a sparse parking lot @ 1 PM |
#9 - Soon-to-be demolished Great Adventure Safari toll plaza; The Safari will now be part of your theme park admission, and accessible from within the park itself |
#10 - New water slide construction in Hurricane Harbor, adjacent to the theme park |
#11 - St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Lakewood |
#12 - Lunch anyone? McDonald's in Lakewood, NJ |
#13 - Three uniquely shaped buildings in Brick Township |
#14 - Housing developments afloat, or so it looks like they are, in Brick Township |
#15 - Intricate housing development canals leading to the Barnegat Bay, in Point Pleasant Beach near the Mantaloking bridge |
#16 - Mantaloking bridge (Route 528) intersecting with Ocean avenue |
#17 - During Hurricane Sandy, this is where the Ocean breached straight through to the Barnegat Bay |
#18 - Barren land in Bayville |
#19 - This same barren land makes for an interesting landscape |
#21 - Massive greenhouse conglomeration near Lumberton |
#22 - Flying 'W' airport in Lumberton |
#23 - An unusual island with its own lake, smack dab in the middle of the Delaware river just west of Burlington |
#24 - Town of Bristol, Pennsylvania |
#25 - Town of Bristol with the color red prominent along the waterfront |
#26 - Pennsylvania Turnpike and the Bristol Bypass (looking west) |
#27 - The former 3M airport (note the two intersecting runways that are now roads), in Levittown, Pennsylvania (looking west) |
#28 - A massive storage lot for Campers and RVs near Fairless Hills, PA |
#29 - Train yard in Morrisville, PA |
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The following (9) photos are of the
College of New Jersey in Trenton
#31 |
#32 |
#33 |
#35 |
#36 |
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The following (5) photos are of
Rider University in Lawrenceville, NJ
#39 |
#40 |
#41 |
#42 |
#43 |
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#44 - The former Twin Pine airport with its grass runway morphed into sports fields |
#45 - Only the hangars remain at Twin Pine |
#46 - Intersection of Routes 12, 31, and 202 in Flemington |
#47 - Liberty Village Premium Outlets in Flemington |
#48 - The train was running today (upper-center of photo) |
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Next up are (10) photos of the city
of Trenton, NJ, and surrounding areas
#3 - Looking west |
#4 - Looking west |
#6 |
#7 |
#8 |
#9 - New Jersey State House |
#10 - New Jersey State House |
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And last but certainly not least is Seaside Heights with
And last but certainly not least is Seaside Heights with
its famous boardwalk and two amusement areas,
Casino and Funtown piers, which were
decimated in only a few short hours thanks to
Hurricane Sandy. Progress is being made in restoring
this summer vacation destination, though it will
take time as you will see below:
#1 - Casino pier (near) /Funtown pier (far) |
#2 - Casino pier with coaster still completely intact, sitting in the ocean |
#3 - Casino pier and coaster |
#4 - Casino pier and lack of boards along the famous boardwalk |
#5 - Lots happening in Seaside Heights despite the conditions |
#6 |
#7 - Casino pier (top) |
#8 - Casino pier and soon-to-be-rebuilt boardwalk |
#9 - Funtown pier was completely destroyed |
#10 - Funtown pier |
#11 - Funtown pier (near) and Casino pier (far) |
#12 - Notice the new boards being added to the existing boardwalk pilings |
#13 - Mid-Way Steakhouse is awaiting its boardwalk |
#15 |
#17 - Completely decimated boardwalk just north of Casino pier |
#18 - Boardwalk (or lack there of) between Casino and Funtown piers |
#19 - Here's the coaster in tact just sitting on the ocean floor |
#22 - Overview of Casino pier and adjacent water park |
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See you after the Next Flight...
Happy Easter !!!