Link to David's Huntin' & Fishin' Site

If you need a killer website, visit this site.

You can send e-mail to Duke & Nita Warburton at plumbing@jerseycape.com. Their web site URL is http://users.jerseycape.com/plumbing/index.htm.

Warren and Eleanor Garretson can be reached by e-mail at ewg@eohio.net.

These links take you to three of Cape May's finest B & Bs.

Want to copy a commercial recipes? Go to CopyKat Creations. Another source is at Top Secret Recipes on the Web. We can't vouch for the quality of either. Don't expect to find any secrets from Bookbinders. Some of the recipes come from Denny's, Red Lobster, The Olive Garden, etc., three joints that have never impressed us.

For quality kitchen equipment visit the Chef's Collection or the Buyers Index. Now that summer's over, we've posted a great site for barbecue recipes and sources for grilling and smoking equipment. Our grill is used all year. Is there any other way to cook a good steak? Barbecue'n on the Internet is the best we've found.

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• A good starting point is located at the Genealogy Home Page.
  
• This link will take you to another good genealogy site.
  
• For genealogical graphics and a tutorial, try
  
  
• Genealogy's Most Wanted is at the GMW link.
  
• This links to the Genforum search engine.
  

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Another site that offers free quotes and research is NASDAQ. To me, it's more useful than the New York Stock Exchange's site.

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