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Category Archives: Photography- Adirondacks
Adirondack Weekend 4th of July 2011
Five years ago I was working in the Adirondack Mountains of northern New York State with the Department of Environmental Conservation as what was called a “back country steward”. Essentially this meant that I spent my workweek in the forested … Continue reading
Posted in Adirondacks, backpacking, camping, hiking, nomad life, park and recreation, photography, Photography - New York, Photography- Adirondacks, Uncategorized
Tagged 2011, Adirondacks, adks, backpacking, camping, Fine Art Photography, fourth of july, Hiking, Joshua House Photography, Photography, sca, summer
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20% Discount!
I am offering a 20% discount off the artists profit on my website http://joshua-house.artistwebsites.com/index.html?tab=galleries from now until midnite 11/28 eastern time. Use TZBZCC at checkout. If you’ve any questions or pieces you’ve seen on here that you can’t find on the … Continue reading
Posted in Adirondacks, American Historic Sites, American History, aviation, backpacking, camping, daily post photo challenge, Finger Lakes, gettysburg, hiking, Houston, massachusetts, Monuments and Memorials, Nebraska, new england, New Jersey, photography, Photography - Finger Lakes, Photography - Middle America, photography - new england, Photography - New York, Photography - Rivers and Reflections, Photography - Texas, Photography - The American West, Photography- Adirondacks, Photography- Mississippi, Photography- Night Photography, Photography- Panoramas, photography-colorado, world war one
Tagged art, discount, Photography, sale, small business saturday
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Fishbrook Pond Video Tour and some thoughts on bears
Fishbrook Pond is a fair bit higher then the general starting point of Dacy Clearing and well worth the hike. The weekend I spent up at Fishbrook I saw perhaps another ten or twelve people, but didn’t stay at the … Continue reading
Posted in Adirondacks, backpacking, camping, hiking, Photography- Adirondacks, The Wandering Yankee
Tagged Adirondacks, adks, backpacking, bear poop, bears, camping, Hiking, leanto, video
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Should I Review Stuff?
Lots of people review stuff. Some people even use the stuff they review. I’d like to think I’ve got legitimate opinions on the gear I use, but do you all think there’s a need for yet another gear reviewer? I’d … Continue reading
Adirondack Lean-to Photo Set
Lean-tos are an important part of camping in the Adirondacks and many other parts of the Eastern United States. As a shelter, and as a gathering point they have a unique place in the hearts of many campers and backpackers, … Continue reading
That time I wasn’t arrested for being an ax murderer.
That summer in the Adirondacks led to many opportunities. I climbed the highest peak in the state for the first time since I was 13 or 14. I made friendships that continue to this day even though we’re now spread … Continue reading
Posted in Adirondacks, backpacking, Photography- Adirondacks, The Wandering Yankee
Tagged Adirondacks, adks, adventure, ax murder, backpacking, camping, Hiking, summer, Upstate New York
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Adirondack Summer
The Intrepid and I spent one summer exposing ourselves to the elements in the Adirondacks off northern New York. This particular job posed a fair bit of risk of the Intrepid and I permanently separated from one another, because I … Continue reading
The Wandering Yankee- The Road
The road is calling and I must follow, across the creek, beyond the hill, to see where it leads, and then come home. By the way, in large part because of this blog my image of Palmer Pond in the … Continue reading
American Historical Site- Fort Crown Point New York DISCOUNT CODE INSIDE
Back before the United States were the United States, or even seriously considering operating as a collection of colonies, the English and French were involved in a globe spanning struggle. The origins of this struggle don’t particularly matter to this … Continue reading
Posted in American Historic Sites, Photography- Adirondacks
Tagged Adirondacks, american revolution, black and white, brick, chimney chimneys, cloud, clouds, crown point, Discount Code, Fine Art Photography, fort, fort st. fredric, fortification, fortress, french and indian war, Joshua House Photography, lake champlain, new france, new york state parks, ruin, ruins, seven years war, storm
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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