#Adirondaks

[ray-sussmann]

Paddle to Peace and Quiet

©Raymond P Sussmann

[amycat417]

The God of the Woods by Liz Moore - a Book Review

I was first introduced to Liz Moore a few years ago when I devoured The Unseen World, which I noted in my goodreads review from 2017 as “quietly spectacular.” I remember it being a technologically-driven mystery for super smart people, and I often think about the book even today. This novel, The God of the Woods, is an incredibly different type of book. There’s still a mystery involved, but it’s…

[maureen2musings]

Meet me in the mountains

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[mother-lee]

[loonfan2]

summer sun

[meetme-invalhalla]

I climbed a mountain yesterday!

[amethystwalker3]

Was up in Pottersville NY at the Natural Stone Bridge and Caves during vacation. If you love nature and can visit, it’s a stunning place to be.

[ronmayhewphotography]

a long expired passport and a few faded snapshots

Adirondack Memories Faded Snapshots The other day, while rummaging through the huge wicker chest in my office for something I cannot remember, I saw an old Montecristo N°4 cigar box. In the aged tobacco-scented box was a long expired passport and a few faded snapshots, including this one. I remember well those tranquil weeks on that tiny island in the Seychelles. Ideling away many an afternoon,…

[im-tired-bud]

Also from the past few days and a funny cat pic my bf sent me while I was in the hospital:)))))

[mother-lee]

adirondack wedding chapel

[lovatobostinha]

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[the-beautiful-sky]

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[ivans727]

A Cat in the Adirondacks

[charlieharvey]

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[americankitsch1]

1000 Animals

Lake Placid, New York

[kedreeva]

Are young peafowl as obnoxious as if kittens could fly?

Today I watched Bug, who is a yearling and not a baby, launch herself feet first at an adirondak chair. Not to perch on it. Just to knock it the hell over and bounce off of it.

Onyx, who is three, has learned that if she cries wolf and starts honking like there's a hawk, all the other birds will flee and she can eat all the treats.

Wendy, who has children as of today, is the reason I have to put a carabener on the barn coop latch, because she figured out how to pull the "shit I locked myself in again" string to let herself (and everyone else) out.

it's not limited to being baby, they're just like this.