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Gluten Free in the Back-Country

Date:
Nov 16, 2014
16Nov2014
Author:Spencer Morrissey
Topics:
Nutrition on the Trail: Gluten Free Snacks for the Back-Country First off what's gluten? A substance present in certain grains, especially wheat, it is a mixture of two proteins; it causes illness...
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A Taste of Mexico in the Adirondacks

Date:
Nov 15, 2014
15Nov2014
Author:Michelle Clement
Topics:
The expansive Adirondack Park is comprised of over 6 million acres of land. If you were to translate that into city blocks, you would be able to fit more than 15 million blocks within the park....
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A Trail to Veteran's Day...

Date:
Nov 06, 2014
06Nov2014
Author:Michelle Clement
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Over the years, I have created my own Veteran's Day tradition. As long as I am not working, the day typically goes as follows: Early Morning - Wake and spend some time with my family. Late Morning...
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Post Thanksgiving Holiday Shopping Extravaganza

Date:
Nov 02, 2014
02Nov2014
Author:Dean Nervik
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November is an especially quiet time for recreational events in our neck of the woods, sort of the "calm before the storm" of winter. But, don't be fooled as there are several fun annual holiday...
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Learning to Hunt (Part 2)

Date:
Oct 29, 2014
29Oct2014
Author:Michelle Clement
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This fall I decided that I was going to learn how to hunt (with a little bit of encouragement). In September, I began my journey by learning the basics of gun safety, finding a hunting instructor and...
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Hiking & Birding the Shallow Lake Trail

Date:
Oct 27, 2014
27Oct2014
Author:Alan Belford
Topics:
Getting Started on the Trail After fixing a flat tire picked up by driving so many dirt roads (Wren slept in the sun while I change the tire), Wren and I made it to the trailhead for Shallow Lake....
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A Fall Paddle on Twitchell Lake

Date:
Oct 24, 2014
24Oct2014
Author:Alan Belford
Topics:
A Well-known Lake Wren and I had been camping near Stillwater Reservoir and we drove south through Big Moose to Twitchell Lake – right near the Herkimer-Hamilton County line, for a paddle. I chatted...
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5 Tips (x2) For Planning Your NY Ski Trip

Date:
Oct 22, 2014
22Oct2014
Author:Michelle Clement
Topics:
Bring on the Powder! The first snowflakes of the season are behind us; we've reorganized the garage (packing away the camping gear in exchange for the snowboards, skis, boots and poles), and now we...
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Camping & Birding in the Moose River Plains

Date:
Oct 21, 2014
21Oct2014
Author:Alan Belford
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I woke off and on throughout the night to the wind racing through the trees. A new weather pattern was rolling into the area. My dog, Wren, and I were camping in the Moose River Plains Recreation...
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Hiking & Birding Wakely Mountain

Date:
Oct 16, 2014
16Oct2014
Author:Alan Belford
Topics:
Wakely Mountain sits as a lonesome sentinel brooding above the Moose River Plains, and it is one of the tallest mountains in the park outside of the High Peaks Region. Wren and I set out on the trail...
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