Hi! I'm continuing my "Frolicking Jersey Shore" adventures from a few entries ago, so technically, this is "Frolicking Jersey Shore Part 2." It's not literally
THE Jersey Shore though, it's just a few old, historic sites near the north-eastern New Jersey shoreline; therefore, I thought the title "Frolicking Jersey Shore Part 2" would be very unfitting. Anyway, New Jersey is truly a beautiful, beautiful state. Sure, it has extremely bad roads (one of my friends even got a concussion on the school bus because of the bumpy roads,) and it's known for its history of "corrupt" politicians, but whether those politicians are still corrupt or not does not hold them back from keeping the state looking beautiful. New Jersey is known as "The Garden State," and it's not hard to see why. Even some of the historic sites I visited sported gorgeous flora and fauna:
Vintage, vintage and more vintage!!
^ It's hard to believe that this was once a wealthy farm...
^ This is perhaps the most frightening photo I have ever taken. I don't know how the picture did not turn out to be blurry because my hands were shaking like crazy. I have a deathly fear of these creatures.
I hope you liked my vintage version of Jersey shore and New Jersey in general! :) It's sad to see what the media has done to our gorgeous Jersey shore...
