Adirondack Mountains

Well, it is time for a few more travel courses from the Travel School at Suite University. These are a few that I think are great.

On Sunday, July 11, the groundbreaking event was held to kick-off construction of the new Natural History Museum of the Adirondacks.

Summer is almost here, and it is time for the explosion of arts related events throughout the Adirondacks. Art shows, workshops, theatre performances, music and opera abound in many parts of the Adirondacks as summer visitors make their way north to enjoy the scenery and the beauty that our area holds. ...

In keeping with his goal to protect one million acres of land in New York State over the next 10 years, on April 8, 2004, New York State governor George E. Pataki announced the protection of two parcels of land equaling nearly 16,000 acres within the Adirondack Park.

March arrived – its usual windy self – and got us thinking of that old saying, “March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb.” Wonder if that will apply this year?

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!

Have you visited Suite U yet? I just popped over there to see what courses were in the travel school, and I was pleasantly surprised to find a few that are quite interesting.

Well, I saw the first flakes of winter just the other day - so I guess it is really on the way. With the actual first day of winter just about 6 weeks away - we know it is time to get ready for ski season!

Well, it sure feels like fall up here in the North Country. Thinking of seeing the fall leaves gets me thinking about ways to get a better view.

Up here in the North Country, cooking can range from very rustic uses for local game and produce, to some very "gourmet" recipes for many of those same ingredients.