Sue Fajgier, Author at NJspots

Hiking the Ruins of Estell Manor

Post author:Sue Fajgier
Post published:04/01/2021
Post category:Hiking Local Parks Outdoors South Jersey
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Nestled quietly in the forests of Atlantic County in South Jersey is Estell Manor, former home to over 8,000 employees of the Bethlehem Loading Company.

Roadside Photo Spots: South Jersey

Post author:Sue Fajgier
Post published:03/29/2021
Post category:Local Guide Outdoors Photography South Jersey
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Here's a small sampling of amazing road-side attractions to photograph in South Jersey.

Roadside Photo Spots: Central Jersey

Post author:Sue Fajgier
Post published:03/22/2021
Post category:Central Jersey Local Guide Outdoors Photography
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Here's a small sampling of amazing road-side attractions to photograph in Central Jersey.

Enter a Photographer’s Dream at Sayen House and Gardens

Post author:Sue Fajgier
Post published:03/18/2021
Post category:Central Jersey Local Guide Local Parks Outdoors Photography
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A park-like setting with a gazebo, a covered bridge, ponds and a small waterfall are a feast for the eyes.

Roadside Photo Spots: North Jersey

Post author:Sue Fajgier
Post published:03/15/2021
Post category:Local Guide North Jersey Photography
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New Jersey is a treasure chest filled with wonders – if only you have the spirit to look for them. Here's a small sampling of amazing road-side attractions to photograph.

Mercer County Park: a Central Jersey Oasis

Post author:Sue Fajgier
Post published:03/09/2021
Post category:Central Jersey Hiking Local Guide Local Parks Outdoors
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This four-square mile county park may be small, but it's mighty!

Exploring Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge

Post author:Sue Fajgier
Post published:02/15/2021
Post category:Jersey Shore Local Guide Local Parks Outdoors South Jersey
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This spot is the perfect place to go when you need to get out and be one with nature while taking photos of some of the most amazing birds in the Garden State.