The people of the Nature Center had driven a vehicle around the walking paths of the center leaving two well defined tracks for us to walk in
( this made walking much easier than if we had to trudge through the snow ).
Below we came upon a 'blind' building for watching the water fowl on the lake, just on the other side of wall. This was quite a nice one since it had a high powered binocular along with a stool; all along the walls were pictures of the fowl likely to be seen in warmer times. For us it was a nice break from the cold weather.

There were some interesting signs that I have not seen anywhere else.


of course afterwards we went to a new place for lunch, Egg Harbor Cafe where one can get (surprise!) EGGS!
For me eggs benedict



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