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19 July 2008

Pompton Lakes Town Wide Garage Sale

It seems that I have been seeing a lot of New Jersey's Lakes lately. This is fine with me. I like lakes.

We went down to Pompton Lakes - about 30 miles down 287 from Nyack. There was no traffic today. The price of gas has hit $4 and like someone turned off a switch, the traffic stopped.

We went to at least 50 garage sales. It seemed that at least 25% of the homes were having a garage sale. There were lots of sales that we didn't even get to. Every block had two or three sales.

I bought some odd stuff like a USB hub and US government publication on ethanol from 1980. (I want to make a post just on this book).

Erica found a few frames and an antique black walnut mirror for $8.

Here are some pictures of Pompton Lake. It was hot and hazy.

Labels: Galavanting, Garage Sales, Wild Life

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