This town is a beautiful forested area of mountains and lakes. There are approximately 40 lakes in West Milford and on our mission today, we’re going to fly over 3 of those lakes. Upper Greenwood Lake, Mount Laurel Lake, and Bearfort Lake.
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by itsB@rt | Mar 14, 2021 | Skylands Flight Blog
Skylands: History of Pequannock and Pompton Plains NJ
by itsB@rt | Mar 14, 2021 | Skylands Flight Blog
This town is a beautiful forested area of mountains and lakes. There are approximately 40 lakes in West Milford and on our mission today, we’re going to fly over 3 of those lakes. Upper Greenwood Lake, Mount Laurel Lake, and Bearfort Lake.
Skylands: History of Greenwood Lake NY
by itsB@rt | Mar 14, 2021 | Skylands Flight Blog
Greenwood lake is a breathtaking natural lake that is approximately 7 miles long and is located on the border of NY and NJ. It is the water source of the Wanaque River. Before it was known as Greenwood lake, it was called “KUAM-PEE-OM” by the “MUN-SEE” native tribe. Who lived there before the Europeans settled during the 18’th century and renamed it Long Pond.