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| − | [[Image:JonesTower.jpg|thumb|The Art Deco-influenced water tower at Jones Beach]]The group of eight interconnected beaches at the heart of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jones_Beach_State_Park Jones Beach State Park], on the [[South Shore]] of [[Long Island]]. Though other beachfront state parks in the area are nominally separate entities -- like [http://nysparks.state.ny.us/parks/info.asp?parkID=45 Robert Moses] and [http://nysparks.state.ny.us/parks/info.asp?parkID=151 Captree] -- Long Island residents like {{NitaAndKit}} tend to think of them as part of Jones Beach. [[Image:JonesBeachAerial.jpg|thumb|left|Jones Beach as seen from the air: the water tower is slightly left of center in this image]] | + | [[Image:JonesBeachAndInlet.jpg|thumb|left|150px|Top to bottom: Jones Beach, [[Jones Inlet]], and Point Lookout]][[Image:JonesTower.jpg|thumb|right|The Art Deco-influenced water tower at Jones Beach]]The group of eight interconnected beaches at the heart of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jones_Beach_State_Park Jones Beach State Park], on the [[South Shore]] of [[Long Island]]. Though other beachfront state parks in the area are nominally separate entities -- like [http://nysparks.state.ny.us/parks/info.asp?parkID=45 Robert Moses] and [http://nysparks.state.ny.us/parks/info.asp?parkID=151 Captree] -- Long Island residents like {{NitaAndKit}} tend to think of them as part of Jones Beach. [[Image:JonesBeachAerial.jpg|thumb|left|Jones Beach as seen from the air: the water tower is slightly left of center in this image]] |
Numerous events in [[DW]] and [[TWD]] take place in or near the Jones Beach area, and its famous water tower is occasionally referenced in the series as a landmark. The main beach is six and a half miles long, with the water tower at its center. The Jones Beach complex also contains a two mile long boardwalk, a marine theater, and a "still water" beach on the inside of the long barrier island which makes up most of the state park. ([[DW]], [[TWD]] ''et al''.) | Numerous events in [[DW]] and [[TWD]] take place in or near the Jones Beach area, and its famous water tower is occasionally referenced in the series as a landmark. The main beach is six and a half miles long, with the water tower at its center. The Jones Beach complex also contains a two mile long boardwalk, a marine theater, and a "still water" beach on the inside of the long barrier island which makes up most of the state park. ([[DW]], [[TWD]] ''et al''.) | ||
(See also [[Jones Inlet]], and the [http://www.newsday.com/entertainment/localguide/ny-explore-jonesbeachlongbeach,0,2124135.htmlstory Newsday feature on Jones Beach]) | (See also [[Jones Inlet]], and the [http://www.newsday.com/entertainment/localguide/ny-explore-jonesbeachlongbeach,0,2124135.htmlstory Newsday feature on Jones Beach]) | ||
Revision as of 16:33, 22 June 2006
The group of eight interconnected beaches at the heart of Jones Beach State Park, on the South Shore of Long Island. Though other beachfront state parks in the area are nominally separate entities -- like Robert Moses and Captree -- Long Island residents like Template:NitaAndKit tend to think of them as part of Jones Beach.
Numerous events in DW and TWD take place in or near the Jones Beach area, and its famous water tower is occasionally referenced in the series as a landmark. The main beach is six and a half miles long, with the water tower at its center. The Jones Beach complex also contains a two mile long boardwalk, a marine theater, and a "still water" beach on the inside of the long barrier island which makes up most of the state park. (DW, TWD et al.)
(See also Jones Inlet, and the Newsday feature on Jones Beach)