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Hello from New Jersey. I've been reading the forum for a while now and finally decided to join in. I enjoy the subjects and good exchange of ideas (or debates) everyone has going here. I'm a long time Scoutmaster who has moved on to the world of Venturing. I also serve on my District Committee working on the training team. Glad to be here.

 

Jersey Fox

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Welcome, Jersey Fox!!

 

What part of NJ? I spent three years on the western edge of Hunterdon County - west of Clinton. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful -- if it weren't for work, I'd be there still!!

 

jd

 

I miss Jersey - but I don't miss my wife working for Merck!! Yikes!!

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Welcome to the Forum!! From sunny (and still hot) Utah..

 

Spent some time back in Pa/Jersey back in the 80's and made a couple of trips into Jersey with the scout troop from the Naval Station in Philiadelphia. Great place with fond memories.

 

James

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I'm in Burlington County and live at McGuire AFB. I've only been in New Jersey a couple of years, but do enjoy the Pine Barrens and the easy access to PA, NY and so on. Before moving here I lived in England near Cambridge and spent 8 years scouting around in the Transatlantic Council. After being overseas for so long, it's great just to be back in the states.

 

Jersey Fox

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Welcome Jersey Fox from a fellow NJ person! (I am from the other half of the state. The "Cub" in my name is no longer accurate since now I am a troop committee member, but I am still from New Jersey.) I was at McGuire a couple of months ago for the air show there. (Boy was it HOT that day, my son and I spent much of the day watching the action from the shade under a wing of the B-52 they have on display -- and by sheer coincidence, we met another Scout and his father from our own troop, almost 2 hours away.) And congratulations on this new "mega base" thing! (Although I am not sure if that's the right thing to say to someone who is already living there, it means you will have several hundred more neighbors so that might be a mixed blessing.)

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