Reviews for Warwick Woodlands

The average rating for Warwick Woodlands based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2010-01-23 00:00:00 Andres Delagarza Shooting, eating and drinking in the wilds of northeastern New Jersey, circa 1840. This says it all: "A few miles farther yet, the road wheeled round the base of the Tourne Mountain, a magnificent bold hill, with a bare craggy head, its sides and skirts thick set with cedars and hickory--entering a defile through which the Ramapo, one of the loveliest streams eye ever looked upon, comes rippling with its crystal waters over bright pebbles, on its way to join the two kindred rivulets which form the fair Passaic. Throughout the whole of that defile, nothing can possibly surpass the loveliness of nature; the road hard, and smooth, and level, winding and wheeling parallel to the gurgling river, crossing it two or three times in each mile, now on one side, and now on the other�-the valley now barely broad enough to permit the highway and the stream to pass between the abrupt masses of rock and forest, and now expanding into rich basins of green meadow-land, the deepest and most fertile possible�-the hills of every shape and size--here bold, and bare, and rocky�-there swelling up in grand round masses, pile above pile of verdure, to the blue firmament of autumn."

Review # 2 was written on 2015-10-07 00:00:00 Chen Wei Another on of Burton Spillers books that I had to have. Bought it in 1992 and I also only read this twice.