May 24, 2026
My New Book Is Here
I am pleased to report that The Peregrine Falcon from Schiffer Books -- the folks who did such a beautiful…
Nature Done Wright
Incorporating the Celery Farm and Screech Owl Companion blogs
March 7, 2016
Monday Morning Mystery 030716
This is a reminder that the Celery Farm used to be just that. What is it?
7 comments
-
Those sticks are perches for turtles and birds. Great for us to view these critters.
Celery Farm has muskrats and minks but no beavers.
Thanks for sharing. -
3/7/16
Observed from the Viewing Lookout near the kiosk parking three large turtles
on a heap of logs and branches in the lake, similar to a Beaver Lodge. -
Power Farm Tiller Mounted for a Tractor Disc Plow ………
-
Multi use tool – Pizza pie slicer used by the workers at dinner after long day’s work, also used to cut ice blocks for the ice box.
-
wind chimes…..:)
-
That is an easy one. It’s a Field Disk Harrow. Definitely part of the farm history of Northern NJ.
-
I think it’s a multi-layered pie rack. Mike L.
Leave your comment
Related Post
May 24, 2026
A Palisades Peregrine Pastel
I met Laura Sullivan at a recent book talk, and she shared this pastel painting of a peregrine at…
May 15, 2026
A Memorable Passaic River Flight
Ever since I worked for the former Meadowlands Commission, I’ve flown with LightHawk’s amazing group of volunteer pilots who donate…
May 5, 2026
Happy Sinko de Mayo
Oldie but goodie, and getting better with age… I see that I posted it for the first time 15 years…
7 comments
Jim Wright
Those sticks are perches for turtles and birds. Great for us to view these critters.
Celery Farm has muskrats and minks but no beavers.
Thanks for sharing.
Irene Auleta
3/7/16
Observed from the Viewing Lookout near the kiosk parking three large turtles
on a heap of logs and branches in the lake, similar to a Beaver Lodge.
Ginny
Power Farm Tiller Mounted for a Tractor Disc Plow ………
Joe Koscielny
Multi use tool – Pizza pie slicer used by the workers at dinner after long day’s work, also used to cut ice blocks for the ice box.
sally teschon
wind chimes…..:)
Mary Kostus
That is an easy one. It’s a Field Disk Harrow. Definitely part of the farm history of Northern NJ.
Mike
I think it’s a multi-layered pie rack. Mike L.