Long before the snow flies, all but the hardiest birds have left, the bears are deep in slumber, insects have transformed to protective pupae and toads have buried themselves deep in the mud. Only the stalwart plants remain in a winter world inhospitable to life itself.
Illustration by Hawk Krall During the 2000 presidential election, Canadian comedian Rick Mercer, posing as a reporter, asked Governor Bush what he thought about “Prime Minister Jean Poutine” endorsing his run. Since the fake name didn’t raise any red flags...
Photograph courtesy of The Point At the end of twisty Beaverwood Road, The Point’s twiggy gate swings open. You’re told, “This is your camp. You’re the Rockefellers.” And it feels that way: the champagne placed in your hand as you tour the Upper Saranac Lake...
Lost hikers, splintered bones and wildfires—a forest ranger reflects on more than two decades of coming to the rescue. Plus the oldest tavern in the Adirondacks, a trip through James Bond’s Lake George, and new energy in Schroon Lake.
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