Eating in New Jersey

bryan chaisone wrote:
Sort of related George. Have you flown to Tangier Island in the
Chesapeake? If so please do a write up. My wife and kids want me to
take them there.

http://www.avweb.com/news/places/183169-1.html

The homes all have the most well kept yards and gardens
I've ever seen, and every one has a fence around it.

(snip)

Speaking of food... take a BIG appetite. The restaurants
are small and cheap, and the food is out of this world
(if you like seafood).

I must've landed at the wrong Tangiers Island.

:-(




www.Rosspilot.com

"G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message ...


Rosspilot wrote:

I was told that
the entire population descends from 3 families (Pruit, I think, is one of
them).

Crocket is another.

and Park.

Actually there are a few oddball extras (Thomas ,etc ....) but there are a lot of the big 3.

I was with Ross at the lunch he refers to. It was abysmal, but it's not typical of the several
trips I've made to Tangier. Still, it's not any great cuisine outside of crabs.

Thank you George and all for your replies.

Bryan "The Monk" Chaisone

P.S. I haven't flown into College Park since 911. I have since driven
there often and 94th Aerosquadron is still a good place to eat.

Thank you John. Great write up! Hope to be making this trip soon
after I get my medical updated.

Bryan "The Monk" Chaisone

ospam (Rosspilot) wrote in message ...
The homes all have the most well kept yards and gardens
I've ever seen, and every one has a fence around it.

(snip)

Speaking of food... take a BIG appetite. The restaurants
are small and cheap, and the food is out of this world
(if you like seafood).

I must've landed at the wrong Tangiers Island.

:-(




www.Rosspilot.com

Me, too. The one I landed at was in Virginia, not New Jersey.