Mud Season.
Mud season. In Adirondack State Park in upstate New York, mud season comprises much of April and May, as the … Continue reading Mud Season.
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A Move, and Some Mountains.
From the perspective of this blog, it’s been a quiet autumn thus far. Only two trips of note – a … Continue reading A Move, and Some Mountains.
ADK Autumn.
Of all the times of the year to visit Adirondack State Park, autumn is one of the most special. A … Continue reading ADK Autumn.
Classic Road Trip.
After an action-packed and fun-filled start to my birthday road trip, what else did my wife have planned? We had … Continue reading Classic Road Trip.
Ice.
Ice. Many people associate ice with its dangers in winter – accidents on ice-covered roads, falls on icy sidewalks, downed … Continue reading Ice.
An Adirondack Winter.
The dead of winter. Temperatures drop below freezing. Snow falls day after day. A bitter wind blows, making it feel … Continue reading An Adirondack Winter.
Back to the Adirondacks Back to Back.
Newburgh. New Paltz. Saugerties. Cairo. Albany. Schenectady. Herkimer. Utica. Barneveld. Forestport. Otter Lake. Old Forge. The cities and towns along … Continue reading Back to the Adirondacks Back to Back.
Into the Woods.
Working from home. For some, it has become the “new normal” of life during the global pandemic. With many offices … Continue reading Into the Woods.
Adirondack Ambling.
Adirondack State Park. Established in 1885, this mountainous wilderness of 6.1 million acres is home to over 10,000 lakes, tens … Continue reading Adirondack Ambling.
Home(s) for the Holidays
In October of 1777, General George Washington’s Continental Army was beaten and demoralized after losing control of Philadelphia and failing … Continue reading Home(s) for the Holidays
The Open Road Ahead 