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Articles related to "Adirondack Mountains"
Blue Mountain Lake, NY Blue Mountain Lake is the spot for a relaxing, family vacation. Enjoy camping, hiking, boating and a fantastic museum in this Adirondack Mountain town. blue mountain lake • adirondack mountains • family vacation • hiking • boating
Discover Lake George & the Adirondack Mountains Lake George in the Adirondack Mountains offers a unique opportunity for families to explore an old-fashioned vacation in Upstate NY. lake george • adirondack mountains • bolton landing ny • southern adirondack region • brant lake
Fall Remembered Natures extravaganza, the display of Fall color. fall color • indian summer • brugmansia • adirondack mountains • datura
God's Gardens The magnificent gardens of nature. garden of the gods • canyonlands • yellowstone • adirondack mountains • crete
Nature's Fall Garden Fall color in central New York State with photographs and related links. fall color • adirondack mountains • colour • euonymus alatus • serviceberry
Things to Do in Lake George, New York Renowned as a quintessential family vacation spot, Lake George, N.Y., offers historical attractions, pristine Adirondack beauty and a bit of trademark kitsch. lake george travel • new york travel • adirondack mountains • lake george region • fall foliage
Pet Friendly Hotels Burlington VT Burlington, Vermont is a scenic New England getaway. Pet friendly hotels offer accommodations that allow dogs and cats to travel along. pet friendly hotels • travel with pets • new england vacation • burlington vermont • adirondack mountains
Flooding of Sacandaga Valley "They put the old valley to sleep," one worker claimed during the transformation of the Sacandaga River Valley into the Great Sacandaga Lake in the 1920s. flooding of sacandaga valley • great sacandaga lake • hudson river • adirondack mountains • robert w. chambers
Vintage Train Rides in the New York Adirondacks Vintage railroads offer scenic excursions through the magnificent Adirondacks of Upstate New York. Train rides on historic railways are terrific family entertainment. vintage train rides • historic railroads • scenic railways • upstate new york • adirondack mountains
H is for Hiking This article contains information about hiking in the Adirondacks. hiking • gear • trail maps • trail conditions • adirondacks
Lapland Lake Nordic 60+ Specials One of the finest Nordic ski and snowshoeing centers in the Adirondacks, Lapland Lake makes getting outdoors easy and affordable for ages 60-plus. nordic skiing • cross country skiing • lapland lake nordic vacation center • snowshoeing • skiing
Robert Louis Stevenson Biographical notes on Robert Louis Stevenson from his Edinburgh upbringing to his death from tuberculosis in Samoa robert louis stevenson • biography • edinburgh • samoa • treasure island
Take A Hudson River Fall Foliage Cruise! From the Catskill Mountain lore of Rip Van Winkle and Sleepy Hollow, to opulent turn-of-the-century mansions, a fall foliage cruise on the Hudson is memorable! hudson river • hudson river fall foliage cruise • hudson river valley • catskills • albany ny
Vermont In his poetry, Robert Frost wrote about Vermont's nature and rugged terrain. Today hikers can experience the poetry by hiking the same trails once traveled by Frost. robert frost • hiking • green mountains • vermont • poetry
D is for Do You Showshoe? We have also been seeing a lot of press about snowshoeing this year. So, I ask, "Do you snowshoe?" adirondacks • snowshoeing • winter sports
M is for Mars Rock Named Adirondack We’ve always know the Adirondacks were out of this world, but now there’s proof – NASA has named a rock on Mars ‘Adirondack’ – and now everyone knows what a far-out place we are! mars • nasa • adirondack rock • spirit • rover
N is for A Nice Walk We decided to take a nice walk in the woods last week. From our front yard we can see two of the more popular mountains for hiking in the lower Adirondacks - Buck Mountain and Sleeping Beauty Mountain. For years we've said that we should take a hike up one or the other, and last week we decided that we would. hike • adirondacks • buck mountain • sleeping beauty mountain • lake george
W is for Wildlife Rehabilitation Have you ever thought about what you would do if you found an injured bird or animal? Here in the North Country we often see many kinds of wildlife, so the issue of wildlife rehabilitation is an important one for us. wildlife rehabilitation • adirondacks • wildlife • up yonda farm • adk
Crossing Canada - Part I - Leaving Home A travel journal as I cross Canada by train. I have put this article by using my journal notes as I wrote them. It will be in parts, of course, as there is much to tell. viarail • train • vancouver • vancouver island • leaving
Great Picnic Points Close to NYC NYC is a big, bad and stale apple. So this weekend, head out of the city and visit some of the towns and countryside close by. picnic • nyc • adirondack • cooperstown • yorktown
H is for Heleniums The burnt orange, bright yellow and deep mahogany tones of these flowers make them high on my list of Autumn-flowering perennials. If you are open to these colours, I recommend them as something very easy to grow. helenium • autumnale • autumnalis • hoopsii
Making It Home: An Adirondack Dining Room Adirondack style is a Victorian solution for casual living, and excellent for easing you past bad floors and unfortunate paneling. victorian • decorating • adirondack • floors • paneling
N is for Not Too Far From Home The Adirondacks are just so beautiful this time of year. Why would anyone want to venture far from home with all this beauty right here? But, if you do have a hankering to venture out, but not too far from home, here are three short trips that are great for a weekend or a 72-hour midweek get-away. adirondacks • get-aways • montreal • cooperstown • burlington
America's First Winter Olympics St. Louis hosted the first Olympics in the United States during the summer of 1904. In February, 1932, the little known resort of Lake Placid, New York drew the Olympic spotlight as the home of the Third Winter Olympics. olympics • skating • bobsleding • lake placid • radio
Indoors In The Winter Winter is the time for indoor plants. hibiscus • brugmansia • datura • norfolk island pine • amaryllis
Invasive Species Invasive alien plants may upset the ecological balance in their new location. invasive plants • alien plants • exotic plants
PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATIONS: DEVIATIONS FROM TRADITION, PART I Although most Presidential inaugurations follow the established traditions and customs, some have deviated significantly. Some have taken place in different places, on dates other than the one designated by the Contitution, and been presided over by officials other than the Chief Justice. We will examine these variations from the norm. president • inauguration • washington • jefferson • madison |
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