Last Call
With a month long string of record breaking temperatures, low water extremes, droughtlike conditions, and a fire hazard driven state wide burn ban, as I climbed from my old friend the Saranac River’s waters after an unseasonably warm October afternoon bottle dive, I couldn’t help but wonder. Was this...
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Campfire Cannons
Climate Change, Chainsaws & a Camping Chronology This piece begins with a question: How many folks out there have spent ten days or more at a single stretch with family in a remotely pitched ADK camp? I’m not talking about “going into camp”, sitting in hunting camp playing cards...
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Enter “The Warden”
When Planet Earth Needs a Superhero Patrolling Swamp, Meadow & Forest An Introductory Author’s Note: It all began with this trail camera image I woke up to one morning. It was if my writer’s mind got whalloped by a kryptonite meteorite. I saw it and thought to myself; “Why...
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