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VIDEO: WALKING RED BANK’S RIVERFRONT, PART 3

Part 3 of redbankgreen’s journey by foot along the entire length of Red Bank’s riverfront.   (Photo by Brian Donohue. Click to enlarge.)

By BRIAN DONOHUE

It’s time for another walk along the river.
 
Today we present Part 3 of our video series in which your intrepid yet gimpy editor attempts to walk the entire length of Red Bank’s Swimming River and Navesink River waterfront. 
 
As I explained when I started this, the goal is to explore the riverfront not just for fun, to look for places where perhaps things could be done to provide residents more access to the waterfront. 
 
We’re not even halfway through and we’re finding a lot of them.
 
Red Bank’s 2023 Master Plan says Achieving meaningful and continuous waterfront access in Red Bank has been a goal for much of the last 50 years.’  
 
We decided we couldn’t wait any more. So here’s Part 3.
 
Fall is in the air and we’re way behind on this so keep an eye out for Part 4 coming soon. (And we’re open to suggestions for spots we need to check out along the way).

In case you missed parts one and two of this trip, here’s those videos:

PART 1:

 

redbankgreen editor Brian Donohue may be reached via email at [email protected] or by calling or texting 848-331-8331.

 

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Partyline photo: "The Navesink Nymphs" clear floating tires from the river.
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ECHOES OF THE PAST IN TILE
Next to Playa Bowls. Always fascinated how this has stood here this long. (Submitted by Joseph Jakub)