Brigantine Beach Natural Area ~ New Jersey
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Nice video Cliff. We surf fish there . Annual 4x4 passes. Will look for your sticker on the next trip. Can show you some pine barens ruins and abandoned towns also.
You will see them in some upcoming videos.
Great video. I'm used to seeing you hiking the mountains of PA. Cool to see you here in Jersey. I actually have never been to Brigantine Beach. I need to get there someday.
Really cool video. I've been wanting to walk that stretch of beach for years. Hoping to get down there this fall.
Absolutely my favorite
This is an amazing beach. It was just you, the shorebirds, sharks, and waves... a beautiful place. Thank you for taking us there.
Thanks for the mention Wandering Woodsman, much appreciated! Always nice to take an early morning walk along the beach.
it is beautiful by the water . love hearing the waves .
Those big clam shells make good soap dishes. That's a nice place.
Long time ago there used to be a life saving station there. That's probably what the remains are from.
love watching the shore birds, run away from the water, run to the water lol
We stay here every summer. Found out about it during pandemic. Our condo reminds me of Costa Rica, it sits right on the rustic area.
That was just amazing. Going to the ocean is life affirming. Thank you!
The ruins of that pier could be where the Brigantine Castle was located. It was a haunted house attraction that burned down in the 1980's I think.
They are from an old lifesaving station.
The beach is amazing for our soul!!! Thank you Cliff for taking us there!!
Wonderful video my friend. I'm your fan＋👍🔔
excellent. thanks
The birds chipping ❤️
as a child we would drive to the Jersey Shore from Drexel Hill as often as possible, Stone Harbor, Tom's River, Atlantic city and Ocean city in the 50s and early 60s. Great memories.
wow Cliff u get around man ur n new Jersey on a beach
What a beautiful video thanks Cliff. Love,y beach love seeing the birds too. Those roses we call dog roses they are gorgeous. Thanks so much for bringing me along. Please stay safe and take care
Can't wait to see some camping in our Pinelands ❤
Nice video Cliff! Great changeup from the typical Pennsylvania stuff. Lol I do enjoy them too, but it was nice to go other places. I may have to visit it here.
I have seen a lot of your video's this was the best one! I lived in Brigantine 25 years, for ten of them I was 100 steps from the beach and 9 blocks from the sight seeing tower you filmed from. That place is like paradise on earth. Great place to raise a family. I still go there once or twice a week to do volunteer work and visit friends. I so miss falling asleep to the sound of crashing waves and full moon lit walks threw the gentle lapping waves! Thanx Cliff
Cliff,
The Willet was a good find.
I hope the almost dead Stargazer and the Sand Sharks aren't an omen of something bad.
Those remains were from the Brigantine Castle and Pier which were totally destroyed by 1987.
It had a very interesting history:)
Cheers,
Rik Spector
The castle was at the end of town at 14th Street North. I remember going there as a kid. The ruins in this video are further north than where the Castle was.
@@envetscuba Thanks, I messed up, someone said that was a. Last Guard Station, HEY CLIFF, sorry;(
Thank you for sharing! Absolutely beautiful! I've NEVER been to the ocean! I have that on my bucket list! I would love to have some beach glass & seashells!!
You definitely need to get to the ocean, you'll love it.
Cool beach walk. Nice you could find a beach that was isolated. Stay well and be safe.
I live in Northwest New Jersey, I’ve never been there, putting it on my list and will most definitely look for number 63 !!
The ruins were the Brigantine Life-Saving Station No. 25, it closed in 1946 but dates back into the 1800's
I really enjoyed your video and if you are going to hunt for the Jersey devil while you're in New Jersey be very careful that you don't spook him you definitely do not want to bring anything home with you and I'm looking forward to your next adventure.
Awesome video Cliff beautiful beach, so sad to see the dead fish, it definitely makes you think about what's happening in the ocean, thanks for sharing love watching your channel
Interesting all the ruins & what it was ?
Look beautiful & worth while drive !
The round foundation reminds me of a lighthouse.
That could easily be the beach I used to go too with my husband on the northwest coast of England , one day will go there and spread his ashes . Happy memories but sadness too .
Hi Cliff, such a beautiful, peaceful location. It does the soul good to walk on a beach, also it's great to see the wildlife there.
Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💖
Really nice change of sceanery, you need it sometimes.
Cliff,
Boy do I miss the Atlantic Shore living here in Ferndale, Washington State.
I spent a lot of my life on the beaches and estuaries of New Jersey and
that's "real" beach sand white and containing all kinds of cool things.
My wife and I used to go Birding at Brigantine Wildlife Refuge pretty often and Cape May Refuge
whenever we could.
Thanks for the visit!
Cheers,
Rik Spector
Restful. Thank you!
Wow, thank you for the views of the ocean . I’ve never seen the ocean that far north. Very pretty !
Great video.Nice change.Love seeing the sub numbers going up.So well deserved🌟
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This was awesome! We went to a similar place in SC and it was one of the most memorable trips we have done to date!
Thanks again for sharing your videos beautiful
the Atlantic Ocean yeh I'm about 3000miles away
brian Ireland this is super surprise i hvnt been beach in 3/4years Love Sounds Waves loved paddling gt for feet
Yes ! So beautiful ❤️ ! Thanks for the tag-a-long ☺️
That fish was still alive you could see him trying to breathe his hills were moving 😣
I'm not 100% sure, but that may have been an oyster cracker (or oyster toadfish). One description says "They have strong jaws they use to open or crush clams and oysters, it is recommended to not get your fingers near the mouth or stick them in its mouth."
Good video brother!
Those ruins are from an old Coast Guard station.
Great video as always. The ocean has a way of making life's problem seem small.
Cliff, I think you would LOVE Cape Hatteras National Seashore, including the Pea Island wildlife preserve and Portsmouth Island as well. And The Hatteras Graveyard of the Atlantic museum too.
Yes, Pea Island is fabulous. We get down there as often as we can and make sure to spend time at Pea Island.
There is a DuPont nature center in Wilmington De when you are in the Philly/South Jersey area that you might want to check out one day. Probably not that far from Ridley State Park.
Be careful with the stargazer fish they have venomous spines that can hurt pretty bad. Awesome content as always. Thank you for all you do.
Learned that later when I did some research on it.
so lovely and serene. was a relaxing hike. thanks! Did you look for sharks teeth? ✨✨👍✨✨
I kept my eyes open for them, but there was so much else to see as well.
Was just over this way . Ran out of time but hoping to do the 7 Bridges ride next time.
Watch out for the Jersey Devil!!
u were jus with John n ol car now ur n new J!!? what date? Great Stuff was watching train videos
Isn't this one of the many places destgroyed by Hurricane Sandy a few years ago.
It may have been, not sure though.
It's NJ, my mom taught/told me, if you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all, so no comment.
W W , you should go to Island Beach State Park .
It's on my list.
I think the ruins were from the ww2.
They are from an old lifesaving station.
Lots 'o' garbage on that beach....give me the PA woods anyday.
If it was any other state, looking the same, you probably would have loved it .you are being a snob. Sorry to hurt feelings 😔