NeverWriteItDown!

I redid this one from last summer, more to my liking. I’ll have her try this again this year. Don’t tell her yet!

…Of The Way We Were.

The Ringwood Manor Website

Even this abandoned building has a happy outlook on life.

Michael and I climbed through this abandoned structure that was about to fall on us. They should rope this off or tear it down… you know, to protect idiotic, child endangering photographers.

Franciscan Sisters Of Ringwood is a private company categorized under Convents and Monasteries and located in Ringwood, NJ. Current estimates show this company has an annual revenue of $610,000 and employs a staff of approximately 16.

OK… I didn’t have any pumpkin pictures for Halloween, so settle for an orange fungus from Skylands Manor.

I’m going with a new blog format. Looks great in Firefox, but still a few problems in Internet Explorer. I’ll fix them in time, but for now, it looks pretty good. This blog also makes it easier to leave a comment. Hint. To page through the blog, look for the > symbols on the sides [...]

Ringwood Manor

Back to the manor house looking toward Sloatsburg Road.

Within Duck Pond Loop, there is a pond. There were no ducks.

I think I’ve gone loopy.

“Bench”. Now that’s a title.

See? I can’t be bothered with titles anymore. AND, I’m not even sure if flower pot is one or two words.

The centerpiece of Duck Pond Loop at Skylands Manor, Ringwood… the Duck Pond.

Just a practice shot with  my new lens. Better ones to come, I hope!

The gate to the plot area for the Morris and Banigan families who worked at the Manor Estate during the Cooper and Hewitt days. A fence once surrounded the entire cemetery but vandalism forced the removal of all but the front gate.