On the way to the boardwalk we passed by the Wonder Bar on Ocean Avenue. I remember in the last early 90′s this building was a dance club called Zone One.  It had a great dance floor and an amazing light and sound system. I’m not sure what happened to it, but I remember it well.

The other side of Fourth and Kingsley.  We’re heading over to Asbury Park Convention Hall to see the Jersey Shore Roller Girls – Murder Beach Militia VS The Anchor Assassins.  Convention Hall was built 1928-1930 and sits right on the beach.  In this picture, you also see the Wonder Bar, with Tillie on it and Tim McLoon’s Supper Club. The city was kickin on this hot summer night.

In Asbury Park at the corner of Fourth & Kingsley a wonderful mural by a local artist is painted on the side of the old Baronet Theater.  Once home to many great acts, the doors are closed on this old gem again. Next to it a vacant dirt lot, where there used to be a nice restaurant.

It’s great to drive around the countrysides of New Jersey and look at all of the golden corn growing in the fields. It’s even better to stop at a local farm stand and get some.  This was the first Jersey corn I had this summer and it was some of the best corn ever! So sweet and so tender.

The flowers on this plant are huge and they look like bright pink Crepe Paper! They’re really neat to watch them bloom. Something about them is so alien!

Enjoying a bright and sunny day at the Jersey Shore.  This is at the beach in Belmar.