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Please WAIT! Then SCROLL DOWN for MARIGOLDS & APPLE AT FOURPEAKS.     [ Are you in this picture? ] Marigolds & Apple  At New Camp and Sugar Camp. Adirondack Nature Photographs: Our changing seasons. The passing moods of the natural community in the timeline of new life, reseeding and decay. (Images that give you the feel of the High Peaks, along with the information you need to find it on your own.) [Click on Photo For Larger Size] [Click on Photo For Larger Size] (L. to R. & T. to B.) Camp Gate at the end of Stonehouse Road. Basset Mountain in bacground. Ancient Russet apple tree from the old days at The Sag by camp gate. Same old apple tree showing blooms. Some branches bare. Volunteer apple in bloom with New Camp in background. Volunteer apple in New Camp field. Apple closeup, branches, trunk and brush. New Camp. Apple blossom with leaf. Black. Marsh marigolds in Sag. Low spot with running water. Marsh marigold. Blossom closeup. The Sag. Marsh Marigold. Blooms and leaves in clump. The Sag. Apple in bloom and sky with Sugar Camp in background. Apple in bloom with sky and green brush. Sugar Camp. Apple blossoms and green brush. Sugar Camp. Apple blossoms, branches and blue sky. Sugar Camp. Apple blossom closeup with blown blossom below. Three apple blossoms with brown edge. Photo Site: New Camp and Sugar Camp by "The Sag" at the end of Stonehouse Road. The Sag is a low spot that extends for a half mile or so alongside the road. In old times the families who lived there would get two crops of hay from it, it was watered so well. Today with silt from years of Spring run, the soil is deep and rich, supporting the growth of Marsh Marigolds, a rare wildflower. Marsh Marigold bloom right after trillium and bloodroot. Want to get the whole story about the Fourpeaks property? Click here for background history. Exact location? Find [SC] and [NC] on Fourpeaks Trail Map. Photos by M.S. May '98 Nikon F3, 28mm, 105mm, Fuji 100 (all photos hand held for flower angles).  More Nature Photos    Adirondack Poems     Meet Our Guests! (Photos) .  Are you in this picture? Fourpeaks hosts now welcome paying guests to a 700-acre rest and playground for vacations in the Adirondack Great Camp tradition. Couples appreciate Fourpeaks secluded settings. Outdoor loving families have fun exploring our accessible wilderness. Folks with dogs enjoy the open spaces to run their pets. A private nature rereat. For a vacation away from it all.    Are you in this picture?  CLICK HERE to find out!    [More about this at Frequently Asked Questions.] Inquire about a Fourpeaks Adirondack Vacation/Getaway.   (Easy Inquiry Form.) Email us  with questions or feedback.   (Easy Email form.) Phone our Help Desk with  Tollfree  or  Cell phone contact any time. No time for Fourpeaks right now? Keep up with us through occasional newsletters. CLICK for sample. "Hints of Balsam and Pine from our Corner of the Adirondacks" Join our mailing list!  (Easy form.) Please Rate Our Fourpeaks Website. Whether you're an experienced webmaster or just a novice surfer, you may have feedback or suggestions to help us improve. We well remember the visitor who complained about the unpleasant glare from the HTML default royal blue links. That lead us to entirely revamp our background and link colors, making them softer, more eye pleasing. And the Florida expert who warned us about frustrating visitors with blind links. We followed his advice and now carefully identify links so visitors know before they "click" exactly where they're clicking to. Your comments or suggestions will be equally appreciated.  NOTE: If you got here via one of our many subsidiary information pages,  CLICK HERE to get the best view-- from our concise "Home Page." Thanks.   [CLICK HERE for easy email form to make your feedback/suggestions.]