Photos by ©Toodleberry: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Das ist ja ein geniales Foto.Die Reflexion....(Y*)!!!Gruß Günter.

LOL :))))))))))))))))))))))

GN8, von ich.

Greetings Sveta, Thanks for visiting. Glad you like it. It is Photoshop.

Cheers,

Rich

Yeah, but he'd have a looooong drive for coffee and pie, kamaly.

Thank you Javier :)

Zal ik zeker doen! Gr, Ed.

Thank you for your very nice comment, Conquilha, and greetings from Canada.

Marlo, I wish you well on your quest. I'm delighted at how people have shared their personal connections with this place; when we stopped for me to take the picture, I didn't even know what the building was, just that it was interesting and the sky was wonderful.

Marilyn

He is a sweetie Annie and by now he is one year old and getting ready to chase after the lady deer!

Greetings from northern California,

Paul

Magnifique

J' Aime beaucoup

Domi

Greetings yearsago. Welcome back to Plum Beach. My uncle is the last, remaining member of the "elders" of my family. He was born in Bensonhurst in 1920, but I'm afraid he spent those early years of his youth traveling to Manhattan Beach with his mother (my grand mother).

I've e-mailed him to ask if he has any memories of Plum Beach, and I'll let you know if he has any.

I grew up in Sheepshead Bay, just a short walk from Gerritsen Beach, but honestly, the neighborhood didn't welcome strangers during my growing up years. There was only one road in and the story was that your way out would be blocked if you tried. We were the generation of the Jets and Sharks (a la West Side Story)so we didn't try.

Thanks for visiting and adding your wonderful memories to my photo.

Hank