"Stan Horwitz" wrote:
> Wildwood is a beach resort in New Jersey that's very popular with
> families due to its huge and free beach and its long boardwalk. The
> boardwalk has three or for piers along it with amusements and water
> rides and lots of inexpensive restaurants and shops. Wildwood gets
> packed during the summer months. During the winter months, Wildwood is
> nearly deserted. Many of the shops along the boardwalk close in late
> October and open again in April.

Ohhhh! Beautiful! like a camping!
>
> Wildwood is located near the southern end of New Jersey just above Cape
> May. Wildwood is a popular vacation spot for people all along the east
> coast of the United States and Canada. For some reason, Wildwood is very
> popular with people from Quebec, Canada. Any time during the summer, you
> can find many cars in Wildwood with Quebec license plates on them.

How many people! It should be fanny and interesting to meet such different
persons!

> Wildwood is also popular with high school kids during the summer. There
> is some sort of agency in Europe who arranges for European teenagers to
> come to Wildwood to work (and have fun) during the summer months.

Only for teenagers? persons a little more big...))))
I'm thinking to come............. )))))

Many
> of the service workers at hotels, stores, and restaurants are kids from
> Europe. The girl who waited on me at the restaurant where I ate that
> breakfast was from somewhere in Eastern Europe. She had a thick accent.
> The guy who served my buddy and me that pizza was from England, if I
> remember correctly.

It's a beautiful thing. They work and learn the language.
>
> Breakfast is a very popular meal to eat out there in Wildwood. Many of
> the hotel rooms have small kitchens, but there are several restaurants
> there that are open only during the mornings to serve breakfast. For
> some reason, pancakes in some of the Wildwood restaurants are lighter
> and more fluffy than anywhere else I have tried.

I don't know this pancakes! What is pancakes? A sweet bread?
Have you got a recipe to make it at home?

I like to eat two or
> three pancakes for breakfast when I am there, then rent a bike and ride
> it for an hour or two. Bike riding is permitted on the boardwalk each
> morning until 11:00am. You can typically rent a bike for $5 an hour.

here in Italy ?5 for an hour of bike.

> I usually ride the five miles or so length of the boardwalk, then keep
> going for another mile or two further in each direction, depending on
> how much stamina and time I have and how hot the weather is. Biking is a
> great way to burn off the fattening breakfast.

Oh, yes! 5 miles!!!!! You are trained!!!!
>
> On the day I ate that breakfast, I got a late start so I biked only for
> one hour. The following day, I biked longer.

When you eat you are stronger ))
But where do you live? Far from wildwood?
Thank you again for the beautiful photos and clarifications.
Cheeers
Pandora