The fossil beds of Poricy Park
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Through My Eyes 360
360 as in 360* (360 degrees) because I want to share from every angle.
360 as in 360* (360 degrees) because I want to share from every angle.
About Me:
Bloomin'Chick (Jo):
Married to an awesome guy aka caretaker supreme here at The Portable Homestead & all around Deere. Born & raised NJean. Lifelong writer and reader who loves gardening when she's able to, takes too many photos and happens to be disabled with Rheumatoid Disease, AS and Migraine.
Please also join me over at The Portable Homestead, my original blog Maison where I share more photo's & blog about gardening, writing, reading and my day to day.
To find out why I changed New Jersey Through My Eyes to Through My Eyes 360, click here.
See "Archives" below for posts that have dropped off the page.
My Micro-Blog (Aka Instagram):
Categories:
Winter
Around Town
Home Away From Home
Wordless Wednesday
Around Atlantic Highlands
coastal living
Autumn
Around Highlands
On The Hook
The Joy Of Home
Weekend Scenes
Around Home
Around Middletown
Coastal NJ
Gardening
Summer
Sunset
New Jersey Through My Eyes
On The Navesink
Sandy Hook
In My Garden Today
Storms
Whispers of Our Past
Garden Walk
Our Coastal Town
Northwest NJ
ThePortableHomestead
Around Keyport
Our Skylands Home
Small Town Charm
Around Sussex County
Diggin' Around
PA
Skyscapes
Snow
Spring
Around Red Bank
Birds of a Feather
Fort Hancock
Lighthouses
Our Coastal Home
Saturday Scenes
Skylands Region
Sunday Scenes
Sunrises
Views From A Front Porch
Christmas
From The Road
Milford PA
Philly
PortableHomesteadLife
Shoal Harbor
South Jersey
Travels
Twin Lights
Weather
Around Long Branch
Around Sea Bright
Beach Walk
Friday Favorites
Porches
Rocky Point
Victorians
Views From A Back Porch
eats
Do You B.W.O.?
Copyright:
All content owned by Through My Eyes 360 & Diggin' Around. May not be used without permission. All rights reserved.
2 comments:
I take it the Navesink is a river?? I'll just have to google it and Poricy Park too! When I was little, my cousin and I always went to the big rock piles at the gravel pit looking for Indian Beads! Have a glass jar full on my kitchen window, plus big rocks (Indian tools) found by my grandfather farming. I'll try to take some pictures of them to share. What do you find at these fossil beds? So interesting!
Yes, The Navesink is a river here, a river I grew up only a few minutes from and am now back to living close to.
We didn't find much at the fossil beds but we did find some very cute raccoon prints in the dirt which I took pics of! (Will be posting those soon).
Post a Comment