WILD NEW JERSEY: New York Times, January 2009 - Navesink River iceboats ready for takeoff

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WILD NEW JERSEY: New York Times, January 2009 - Navesink River iceboats ready for takeoff

New York Times, January 2009 - Navesink River iceboats ready for takeoff

Photo Credit: The North Shrewsbury Iceboat and Yacht Club, New York Times

Wild New Jersey reader Gloria Carpinello tipped us off to this great story from the New York Times about a Red Bank-based iceboat yacht club that's ready to celebrate our first thick winter icing of the Navesink River since 2005.