Campfire Bears
*Author’s Note: Greetings to all of my ADKO family & friends. Since I have am no longer sharing my stories via The Adirondack Almanack, Facebook, Instagram or Twitter, I am trying to come up with new ways to stay engaged with my readers. As part of that effort, I...
Read More
First Night
There’s always something magical about that first night in camp. Our family’s first foray into camp came a bit later than usual this year. That was in large part due to the upper locks rebuild, but also in part simply because of how our effort to make camp reservations...
Read More
The Bear Minimum
A Nostalgic Look at Some Bear Truths of Adirondack Economics As I sit here penning this story to page, the minimum wage here in New York State is $15.00 an hour. $15.00 an hour! To an old bear like me, that seems a king’s ransom. But there it is....
Read More
The Canoeist
“Beware! He’s Watching.” ********** His ears suddenly perked up. He lifted his head, put his nose to the air. He could smell it almost as soon as he heard the boat’s engine cut off. “Humans.” His keen nose soon confirmed it. The mixed aroma of campfire smoke,...
Read More
The Bear Dance
A Brief Outlaw Note: Ahead of this story, as a map check, I wish to share a few thoughts. My goal for this blogging adventure remains simple: Share Some Day’s I’ve been In. Within these posts my readers will find rugged Adirondack hikes, canoe trips, hunting...
Read More