Adirondack Life is a regional magazine covering the six-million-acre Adirondack Park of northern New York State. It explores the region's people, places, history, wildlife, environment and public issues, and provides readers with ideas for activities and outdoor recreation throughout the vast park.
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Adirondack Life
Volume XLI, Number 6
September/October 2010
Cover:
East Branch of the Sacandaga River.
photograph by Robert Olejniczak
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F E A T U R E S
Fledging Crow
How a pair of young farmers are changing the local food landscape
by Annie Stoltie
photographs by Ben Stechschulte
Totally Radigan
A new twist on nature photography
photographs by John Radigan
Lost
Dozens of Adirondack hikers and hunters go missing every year. Modern technology is no match for bad luck.
by Adam Federman
The Other Side of Paradise
Just down the road from that designer mansion is a trailer or dilapidated house. Who lives there? A special report
by Michael Hill
photographs by Jason Hupe
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Box 410
The Lows Down
Short Carries
Meditation on a Mountain
Northern Lights
News in Brief
The Scene
Switchback
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North Country
A Cheesy Affair
Inside & Out
Fall Back Plan
Working
A Matter of Taste
Adirondack Made
Minor Masterpieces
Our Towns
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Adirondack Life
Volume XLI, Number 5
July/August 2010
Cover: Lows Lake aerial.
photograph by Nancie Battaglia
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F E A T U R E S
Horse Drawn
Honest work at Essex Farm
by Kristin Kimball
photographs by Nancie Battaglia
An-Tiki
Lake George’s retro roadside resort
by Lisa Bramen
Pages from a Pro’s Playbook
The latest digital how-to from photographer Carl E. Heilman II
Dragon Hunters
More than 140 species of dragonflies and damselflies live in the Adirondack Park. This research duo hopes to meet them all
photographs by Stephen and Vici Diehl
Born Again Wilderness
Exploring the paradox of Lows Lake
by Sara Bernard
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Special Section
Saratoga Season
Box 410
Recalling Rondeau
Short Carries
Artificial Intelligence
Northern Lights
News in Brief
Barkeater
A Pan-American Tragedy
Sporting Scene
Jersey Boys
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Special Places
Grant Cottage
Yesteryears
Eleanor’s Hideaway
Paddling
Bartlett’s Hotel
Adirondack Made
Out of the Woodwork
Inside & Out
Tour Guide
Our Towns
Hope
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2011 Adirondack Life Wall Calendar - On Sale Now!
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Compelling photos from Blue Mountain and Wright Peak to the St. Regis Canoe Area and Roaring Brook Falls.
Each month chronicles significant moments in the region's history as well as special events in 2011 while still leaving you plenty of space for your notes. $14.95
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Announcing New Books from Adirondack Life!
Subscribers have been our valued partners for forty years, and we want to alert you to exciting new publications slated for this, our anniversary year.
.jpg) Northern Bounty: Spring and Summer Recipes from Adirondack Life. Edited by Annette Nielsen. Companion to Northern Comfort, this 144-page paperback contains delicious and unusual salads, sauces, entrees, desserts and even gourmet backpack fare gleaned from the pages of Adirondack Life. Wild-food foragers and fine home chefs will find more than 110 recipes using local berries, fish, organic meat and vegetables. Paperback 144 pages. $15.95
 Northern Comfort: Fall and Winter Recipes from Adirondack Life. Edited by Annette Nielsen. More than 100 traditional and contemporary dishes gleaned from 40 years of the magazine highlight regional bounty and distinctive flavors. Wild game, maple, apples, hearty vegetables and hearth breads offer a true taste of the Adirondacks. Paperback 142 pages. $15.95 Click here to purchase
 Short Carries: Essays from Adirondack Life is an anthology of pieces by longtime Adirondack Life editor Elizabeth Folwell. This 250-page softcover book contains dozens of columns and longer articles, timeless observations of Adirondack nature, community and history. We expect this book, a must-read for any Adirondacker, to be available in April 2009 at a retail price of $17.95. Click here to purchase
 Lake Champlain: An Illustrated History is a beautiful coffee-table book covering the natural, military,social and recreational history of the lake and its towns. This gorgeous 220-page hardcover, with hundreds of color photographs, drawings, maps and vintage images is due in April 2009, and the retail price is $44.95. This is destined to be a classic for lake lovers, Revolutionary War buffs and observers of the natural world. Click here to purchase
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