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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Apocalypse Averted
While you all sit waiting with baited breath for me to post something, check out my friend Jonny’s blog about the “End of the World” this coming Friday. Apocalypse Averted.
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Adirondack Park and Preserve- Monarch of the North
When one thinks of wildlife in the Adirondacks white tail deer, moose, and bears naturally come to mind. Yet every summer there are millions of Monarch Butterflies that spend part of their lives in the Adirondacks. If you want to … Continue reading
Adirondack Park and Preserve- Palmer Pond
A very special place near Chestertown New York is Palmer Pond. What makes it special you ask? Well, the Department of Conservation has made a concerted effort to make much of Palmer Pond accessible for people with disabilities. A specialized … Continue reading
Adirondack Park and Preserve- “Above Lake George” with bonus material
Lake George centers in so many of our minds as the setting of James Fennimore Cooper’s classic novel “Last of the Mohicans”. From Fort William Henry at the south end of the lake to Fort Ticondaroga in the north the … Continue reading
Adironadack Park and Preserve- Adirondack Reflections
Summer in the Adirondacks often brings storms, and then spectacular sunsets. This sunset was on Lake Durant, just outside Indian Lake New York. Lake Durant is a “developed campground” run by New York’s Department of Environmental Conservation. It has a … Continue reading
Adirondack Park and Preserve- Reflections of the Day
The Adirondacks are a complicated place. Scratch that the Adirondacks are an incredibly complicated place. You see, while scenes like yesterday’s view from the top of Mt. Marcy are what we picture when talking about the Adirondacks only about 40% … Continue reading
Adirondack Park and Preserve- The View South from Mt. Marcy
The view southwards from Mt. Marcy’s peek is somewhat different from the northward view. There are more slides visible (those bald areas on other peeks) and lakes are a bit more noticeable. This view faces towards Albany and New York … Continue reading
Adirondack Park and Preserve- Mt. Marcy Facing North
Mount Marcy is the highest point in New York State, and towers over Lake Placid, home of two Winter Olympics and burial site of John Brown. The views provided from the summit are amazing and well worth the climb. Interested … Continue reading
Adirondack Preserve and Park- Marcy Dam
The Adirondacks are one of the oldest preserved regions in the United States. Explicitly protected in the New York State Constitution for more then a century, they have been a destination for people from around the globe and have some … Continue reading
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Tagged Adirondacks, ADK, black and white photography, Conservation, Forever Wild, Mountains, Mt. Marcy, New York State, reflection
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