There are two geese nesting and incubating what I assume to be at least one egg on Route 36 in West Long Branch, between a hotel parking lot and a car dealership.
On the one hand, I want to cheer on the triumph of nature in the midst of all of this evidence of human over-consumption. I want to celebrate the arrival of spring and the birth of new life.
On the other hand... more geese? more goose droppings?
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And those tiny little baby geese are so cute and fluffy, and then you remember... more geese? more droppings?
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