Daily News | Trust us. Winter is the best time to go to the Jersey Shore.
One day it was a late summer, local’s summer, with familiar faces spreading out blankets for their toddlers, dogs welcomed anywhere, surfers and cold-water swimmers no longer so rigidly organized and partitioned.
It’s not over the ocean, you’ll have to head to the Pacific for those sunset rituals, but it’s right in front of you if you’re walking, generally, southward, toward Cape May, to simplify things.“The position of the sun certainly changes over the course of the Fall/Winter,” he wrote me over Facebook. PIttman likes heading to Cape May, where the Victorian houses are decorated and “ready for the festive season.”
And the truth is, you’re always seeing trees pop up in the sand. People just bring them down there, because, well, it’s cool to see a Christmas tree on a beach. Weird things are always happening during winter near the beach, like Santa showing up in a lifeguard boat, a tradition that truly charmed me from the start.
People cross-country ski on the boardwalk; kids sled and snow board down the dunes, or down the Boardwalk ramps. Creative, like Noreaster Nick says.
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