Denyce Mylson, of Belle Mead, points the way through Hans Van de Bovenkamp’s massive Sagg Portal as she leads her kids, from left, Lucy, Ethan and Zoe, around Grounds for Sculpture with au pair Tamaryn Auld, second from left. Hans Van De Bovenkamp, Sagg Portal, 2004, marine-grade stainless steel, 132 x 180 x 80 inches, Grounds For Sculpture, Gift of The Seward Johnson Atelier, original purchase and partial gift of the artist. Photo by Frank Veronsky.
Our state might be small in size, but it’s big on tourist destinations. That means you never have to go far to escape that shut-in feeling—a fact of life during these pandemic months.
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