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Nature & Environment
Staying Grounded: The Ecological and Emotional Benefits of Green Burial
An Acre of Dreams
Bearanoid?
An Acre of Dreams
Bearanoid?
Wrangling Yaks in Westport
Travel
Small Wonder: Speculator’s Oak Mountain
Mountain Revival: A New Chapter for Paleface Ski Center
Lake Clear Lodge’s Winter Wonderland
Small Wonder: Speculator’s Oak Mountain
Mountain Revival: A New Chapter for Paleface Ski Center
Lake Clear Lodge’s Winter Wonderland
Recreation
Three Flatwater Adventures on the St. Regis River
One-Night Stands: Adirondack Mini-Excursions
Hiking: Mount Adams
One-Night Stands: Adirondack Mini-Excursions
Hiking: Mount Adams
Hiking: Panther Mountain
History
On the Clock: A Century-Old Tradition in Westport
The Strange Case of Betsey Hays
Tales from Coot Hill
On the Clock: A Century-Old Tradition in Westport
The Strange Case of Betsey Hays
Tales from Coot Hill
From the Archives
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The Derry Queen
Google “floating picnic table” and it’s easy to fall into a rabbit hole, chasing one link after another to curiouser and curiouser contraptions. I stumbled onto one of those contraptions a couple of years ago as I noodled around on ...
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A Waking Dream: Novelist Russell Banks on His Adirondack Home
Nearly everyone can name a place or two or, if they’re lucky, three, that for them is like no other. Those are the places that generate the emotional resonance and mystery and power of a recurrent dream—the kind of dream that psychi...
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An Au Sable Forks Pulitzer: The Life My Father Chose
Spike Pulitzer (1941–2013) was a paradox, even to those who knew him well. He was complex yet simple, tough but tender, guarded and private, yet genuine and transparent. When exchanging gifts at Christmas he would preface many of hi...
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Lost
Jack Coloney was last seen on June 6, 2006. He vanished several days later in the Moose River Plains Wild Forest, one of the most remote yet accessible regions of the Adirondack Park.
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Backwoods Brotherhood
I began to wonder what kind of camping trip this was shaping up to be when the guys I’d met just hours earlier tapped me to play the dog in a fox hunt.
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Adventure Tales
I choose to believe it was him. The rest of the details are foggy, but what I remember clearly is his backpack pulling away from us down the trail.
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Valentino and Me
Foxlair photograph courtesy of the Johnsburg Historical Society. Rambova and Valentino photographs from the Library of Congress I’ll admit it—I’m prone to irrational crushes. No, not on people. I […]