Bonnie Brae Festival & Games, Somerset County, NJ

[Mael Coluim]

Holy cow! I used to be able to walk to Liberty Corner through the woods when I was a kid. Last time I passed through the area, I couldn't believe how the place had changed.
Rex.

Rex I am sure you remember the Fellowship Deaconery. In 1997, I worked for them in opening a Continuing Care Community on what was the farm. I really enjoyed my two years there.

[Rex_Tremende]

Rex I am sure you remember the Fellowship Deaconery. In 1997, I worked for them in opening a Continuing Care Community on what was the farm. I really enjoyed my two years there.

I do. In fact, if memory serves, I think there was a gift shop there, where I bought my NIV Bible when I was a teen. It doesn't get used so much now, but it does hold a lot of memories.

Regards,
Rex.

[IRISH]

the day started out rather overcast, but by 11:00am it was quite beautiful. i got a very late start and was able to catch the massed bands for the opening ceremonies and the national anthem by scottish entertainer charlie zahm from philadelphia. what a stunning voice. i was on such a tight schedule that i was only able to walk around the grounds once. one vendor had a nice staghorn sgian for $40 but i wasn't sure if the blade was steel so i passed on it. just had time for my pie and chips from the argyle of kearny and was on my way back home for a family event.

no pictures as the battery went dead on my camera.
though we didn't have a chance to meet, galician was there. hoping he has some photos.