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I have learned more and more recently about the differences between South Jersey and North Jersey. It is interesting to me to see how they are almost like two different states. Differences include the cuisine, major cities that they are affiliated with, sports teams people cheer for, etc..
I was wondering if there are any things that link people from both the Northern and Southern parts of the state together? Is there anything that all New Jersians can agree on no matter what part of the state you are from?
Is the Jersey Shore experience basically the same everywhere? I thought somewhere I read that the Northern beaches were more wild than the Southern ones?
Is the Jersey Shore experience basically the same everywhere? I thought somewhere I read that the Northern beaches were more wild than the Southern ones?
We're the Baskin-Robbins of beaches. There's at least one for every preference.
I used to think that way until I moved out of the state. Then I realized that the region is more homogenous than I previously thought. Washington DC to Boston, in my current mindset, is one region. There are way more similarities than there are differences.
fishing, hunting, trapping, paddling, classic cars and a one party political system
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