Swedesboro

Let's get to Julie.

She's calling from Swedesboro.

Hi, Julie.

Hi.

The American species is rare, being found at but few places, but Connecticut professes to possess it in the Connecticut River, near Lyme.

And it is found in the Delaware River, near Pennsylvania, at Woodstown and Swedesboro, New Jersey, and in several western lakes.

the leaves are circular from one to two feet in diameter and raised high above the water the fragrant flowers are pale yellow the seeds sunk deeply in a receptacle are as large as acorns our own beautiful white pond lily is well known and well beloved and few new englanders are unfamiliar with the serene ponds and still waters where the lily pods make a carpet on which rest the lovely heads of these delicious favorites.

At Sandwich in Barnstable, Massachusetts, and Kennebunk, Maine, are found lilies of a fine rose color.

At St. Clair of Assisi? Yes,

in Swedesboro.

St.

Joseph Church, St. Clair of Assisi Parish.

All right.

Let's get our guy Jason in Swedesboro up.

What up, Jay?

uh-oh there he is um drew uh you know i care about what hole i go into and i prefer on this show to let everybody else go before me there we go we're getting real

The American species is rare, being found at but few places, but Connecticut professes to possess it in the Connecticut River, near Lyme.

And it is found in the Delaware River, near Pennsylvania, at Woodstown and Swedesboro, New Jersey, and in several western lakes.

The leaves are circular from one to two feet in diameter and raised high above the water.

The fragrant flowers are pale yellow.

Yeah.

I, I always made a point of I found, you know, Swedesboro and set the thing up, but we never, we never hunted there.

We drove 45 minutes south to Bridgeton and, and just left the, the fields around the, you know, hotel for our guests, you know? And, and that's, that's what kinda drove me crazy after a few meets, that no one lives near Swedesboro, you know? And then I see guys po- they live two hours away and, and, um, you know, three weeks before the meet they're posting pictures.

Yeah.

You know, "Oh, look at all the rabbits I caught down there," you know?

[laughs]

But I, I...

The only time that I've ever went back to Swedesboro in my life outside of a meet was when I had an imprint that I was having a hard time getting on game, and I said, "F this, I'm going down to Swedesboro and I'm just gonna walk the fields on the fist and give this bird 20 slips just to get her over the edge." Or him.

The American species is rare, being found at but few places, but Connecticut professes to possess it in the Connecticut River near Lyme.

And it is found in the Delaware River near Pennsylvania, at Woodstown and Swedesboro, New Jersey, and in several western lakes.

The leaves are circular from one to two feet in diameter and raised high above the water.

The fragrant flowers are pale yellow.

We appreciate.

Up again said, "I wanna squeeze one more call in here." Let's get our guy Jason in Swedesboro.

What up, Jay?

Hey, you guys.