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[deleted] t1_jauatra wrote

I thought this was the ocean for a second. And was like, oh, I guess American Dream sort of has everything.

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tmssX t1_jaubtu5 wrote

You think if I pay the parking fee they’ll let me do donuts

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rontonsoup__ t1_jauctyu wrote

They nailed it. Suburban overbuilt parking lots is definitely the American dream.

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gotMUSE t1_jaumfhf wrote

Real talk why is half this state parking lots.

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fe1od1or t1_jaup8f7 wrote

"Why do I have to drive to get anywhere?"

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ZenwalkerNS t1_jaup9xe wrote

So they all went to sleep? What is going on? But to think of it, I think the place you're talking about is behind you.

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Duamerthrax t1_jaut0h3 wrote

Corporate America made "swamp" into a dirty word so we could have this vista.

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CraftsyDad t1_javsfil wrote

They couldn’t put in a tree? What a waste of space

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DuncanIdaBro t1_javt24j wrote

This reminds me a space port before (or maybe after) an invasion. Or a deleted scene fro BladeRunner 2049

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outcome--independent t1_javvfx3 wrote

Looks like a river with that sheen. If you squint it's a painting of the Delaware or something.

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bakerfaceman t1_javwbt7 wrote

NJ has a lot of towns from before cars. They're pretty walkable. Lambertville is the classic example.

I live in East Rutherford down the street from this shot. It's actually really walkable. Bus and train are both walking distance from most of the town. When I want to go to American Dream I can take a bus to get there. It's pretty great these days TBH

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Ocarina_of_Destiny t1_javznvk wrote

Parking lots and sunsets/morning sun appearances are the essence of NJ.

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NDunfiltered t1_javzszr wrote

I love blue hour. As a photographer/videographer, I always tell people this is the best time of day. It's better than Golden Hour.

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aeillill t1_jaw1qqw wrote

I was confused for a moment trying to figure out when it became a riverside mall

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harekele t1_jaw7n74 wrote

Nope, grew up in Middletown. Red Bank is obviously very walkable but no way I could’ve gotten around growing up in mtown without a car. Most of the other towns nearby I’d say the same.

Certain communities have a walkable Downtown nearby in Monmouth county but beyond that I couldn’t imagine not having a car here

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harekele t1_jaw85gg wrote

Oh, now that you mention I actually have been there on that cool windy drive along the water and hike at the Goat Hill Overlook. I want to go and do that cool rail trail there too on my bike. I love New Hope!!!

Never knew much about a downtown in Lambertville though

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anubis2051 t1_jawqo8r wrote

NJ is probably the most walkable state...between the shore towns, Newark, Jersey City, Hoboken, New Brunswick...all extremally walkable. Hell most of North Jersey is walkable because the towns are so compact.

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Woodstonk69 t1_jawwm2q wrote

Everyone’s talking about this as if that parking lot isn’t for MetLife stadium

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Meetybeefy t1_jax838u wrote

Decades of building nothing but suburban sprawl and 55+ retirement communities has made NJ unattainable for anyone except car-brained Boomers.

Look at the comments of any news article about a new development in the state. “What about the parking!?”

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AceNJ t1_jaxhl53 wrote

All I can see in this photo is $40 per parking space add up quick.

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smbutler20 t1_jbcub9l wrote

The beauty is that they are walkable to each other. Great restaurants in Lambertville and usually cheaper and less crowded. Cheaper parking and far more accessible. New Hope just has a lot more and a bit more hip. I like to park in Lambertville, walk across the bridge, grab drinks and shop in New Hope, walk back across, and dine in Lambertville. It's a great way to enjoy the best of what the two towns offer.

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