I personally like to take the trek to Lafayette village. It’s a nice farmers market plus they have some cute little stores

Montclair farmers market is year round on Saturdays at the Walnut St station

they do but the amount you have to put into the system vs what they pay is way too low and it only applies to actual energy usage not fees so even if I produce enough power to cover my entire bill it will not cover the fees portion. say I generate 100 bucks worth of extra electric a month and my actual electric charges are 50 it will only cover that portion

Morristown used to (maybe still does?) have a winter farmers market inside a school and there was a lady who baked meals into bread. She had a spaghetti one that my kids loved to get when they were younger. I haven’t seen her in years and I have no idea if she’s part of another farmers market.

Morristown used to (maybe still does?) have a winter farmers market inside a school and there was a lady who baked meals into bread. She had a spaghetti one that my kids loved to get when they were younger. I haven’t seen her in years and I have no idea if she’s part of another farmers market.

We watched the Shakespeare episode of Moonlighting in my high school English class, and it's crazy now to think that he was only 13 years out of high school himself at that point.

It was easier to cut through farm land to create roads than it was to cut through Victorian estates in the north

I really like the Stengel farmers market in Flemington on Saturday. Not saying it’s the best but great vibes, good produce, empanada lady, salad table and a guitarist

the old Hard Rock Cafe was always a good time

Jersey City Riverview Park had a pretty spectacular Farmers market. That's where Jersey city's ModCup coffee roaster got their start.

It's probably the same vendors who travel around the state like pickalicious and the various farmers who come in from Pennsylvania, but it's just a really fun vibe on a Sunday.

They'll do events there, yoga in the park, children's activities, it's right next to a playground, live music...

Just it's all the right notes.

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Poor dude. Loved a lot of his movies. Die Hard 1/2/3 and Unbreakable are all classics

Age also plays a factor - North Jersey settlement in general is a bit older than South Jersey settlement. The joke I heard is that the roads up here are based on the old wagon routes, which were based on old Native American footpaths, which were sometimes based off of old deer trails - so you can get weird bends because five hundred years ago a deer stopped to look at something interesting!

♥️ Bruce Baby

This guy didn’t have a gun and he was the one who called for help. Cops are murdering scum

Pretty easy and non eventful on the turnpike. Actually a better ride than the parkway, 80 or 78 imho

Paramus is a terrible area to drive to and thru

Tanuki?

The turnpike barely has any curves up north. The big difference between the 2 areas is how developed the north is compared to the south of jersey

Manbearpig

Plus Atlantic county is coastal. Our coast tends to be pretty flat.

He thinks he’s mister falcon though

Driving to/home from Philadelphia from Bergen County at night is not something I would enjoy doing alone

I think it's 553? you have to make turns to stay on it or end up at the Salem Nuclear plant, it's been years since I was on the backroads, Glassboro to Bridgeton area.

I drive from Mount Laurel to Morris Plains once a week, so wish driving on 287 would be better.

His body, no. His mind is currently...not the best.