Who remembers?

[Bowman45]

How many of us remember having a cold one at lunch, or after a long day of hunting at this place?

 

 

[kohunter]

Donald Von Hagen

[hunterbob1]

10 minutes ago, Bowman45 said:

How many of us remember having a cold one at lunch, or after a long day of hunting at this place?

 

 

I might, the layton inn

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Layton,_New_Jersey

Edited November 1, 2024 by hunterbob1

[Bowman45]

10 minutes ago, kohunter said:

Donald Von Hagen

Bartender and mayor, lol

[Bowman45]

4 minutes ago, hunterbob1 said:

I might, the layton inn

You're about 20 miles off, the Layton is still in business, good food too.

[kohunter]

3 minutes ago, Bowman45 said:

Bartender and mayor, lol

Yes He was! My family stayed in his house for our hunting week trip until he moved to Blairstown( and died)

[Bowman45]

Just now, kohunter said:

Yes He was! My family stayed in his house for our hunting week trip until he moved to Blairstown( and died)

 

[Bowman45]

I can remember him selling hotdogs at the Millbrook Village Fall Festival.

My family stayed in the cabins (shacks) down the road at Frank Blazi's place.

[hunterbob1]

1 minute ago, Bowman45 said:

You're about 20 miles off, the Layton is still in business, good food too.

So I call Uncle.

[hunterbob1]

Just now, Bowman45 said:

I can remember him selling hotdogs at the Millbrook Village Fall Festival.

My family stayed in the cabins (shacks) down the road at Frank Blazi's place.

Peters valley?

[Bowman45]

Just now, hunterbob1 said:

So I call Uncle.

The Coppermine Inn on Old Mine Road, just outside of Worthington Stater Forrest.

[Bowman45]

1 minute ago, hunterbob1 said:

Peters valley?

Millbrook, at the intersection of Old Mine and Millbrook roads.

[kohunter]

We also stayed at the Blazi place one year. Early 80's I think.

[hunterbob1]

8 minutes ago, Bowman45 said:

The Coppermine Inn on Old Mine Road, just outside of Worthington Stater Forrest.

Well I first started going out there in 1971. Never knew what the name was but I've been in there I was only 14 get a Coke and a bag of whites potato chips for 25 cents. Sat there and listen to the old timers I think it was called the Coventry hunting club. Had the 3 to 4,000 acres on the other side of the road to the state water mouth to fill the tocksIsland dam.

My first encounter with the area I was a boy scout would go to camp Mohican , withthe process going on in between the dam and the state  the property to scout camp was closed down but I still went to it got friendly with the ranger he let us stay in the cabins $5 a night, if we kill the deer that would cost us $5 crazy I know me and my buddies called him Mr. Haney.lol 

Memories the best times of my life!!!

Thanks for posting

 

Edited November 1, 2024 by hunterbob1

[kohunter]

1 hour ago, Bowman45 said:

Bartender and mayor, lol

He was also the Pahaquarry Mailman