The Pinelands, or Pine Barrens, of New Jersey are unique. Covering acres of land, long ago they were home to bog iron industries, then their vast bogs and lakes offered a perfect setting for cranberry harvesters. Driving through the Pinelands over a period of weeks, I fell in love with its landscape of pine trees, wild rhodendrons, and hollies, and then with two centuries old brick houses on either end of a small Pinelands town. Hence, my book, Comings and Goings, a Story of the New Jersey Pinelands, began.
Come to New Jersey, drive through the vast Pinelands, and you'll find yourself enchanted with this wild, haunting landscape.
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