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Theresa and Yoshi take time out from their exciting NYC occupations (heardresser-healer, photographer-retoucher) and exotic travels (China, Peru) for an Adirondack backcountry getaway at Ridge Camp. They enjoy the natural surroundings and the affairs of daily living. CLICK & GO!  (On this page.)   Guest Book Entry.  "PLENTY OF GREAT FLOWING ENERGY TO INSPIRE AND REVITALIZE."   More about their Fourpeaks visit.  (An Email Exchange.)   Meet more Fourpeaks guests? CLICK HERE for Meet Our Guests! Home Page.
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Ridge Camp.

View South. The High Peaks.

Kitchen.

Dining table. Light and dark.

Woodstove.

Guest Book Entry:
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 15:36:15 -0700
From: theresa@*******litho.com
To: martin@4peaks.com
DEAR READER,
THE "RIDGE CAMP EXPERIENCE" WILL NOT LET YOU DOWN. THERE IS
PLENTY OF GREAT FLOWING ENERGY TO INSPIRE AND REVITALIZE YOUR
MIND. THANKS TO THE SECLUSION OF THIS CABIN, ALL YOUR
INHIBITIONS CAN VANISH. YOUR ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE PROVIDED BY
THE NATURAL SURROUNDINGS AND YOUR DAILY LIVING AFFAIRS (YOU MAY
BE SURPRIZED HOW LITTLE READING YOU DO). MARTIN'S CONCEPT TO
INVENT THIS RESORT IS TRUE GENIUS, YOU WILL FEEL THE MAGIC OF
THIS ENVIRONMENT FULL OF MEDITATIVE NUANCES.

THANKS MARTIN, FOR YOUR CREATION!
-THERESA

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Gallery bedroom.	View from Sauna-Well House.	Yoshi at screen porch.	Stewart's Mtn and morehigh peaks.	Oldtime cow pond at Ridge Camp.
Theresa.	Rock at pond edge.	Wildlife.

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More about their Fourpeaks visit: (An Email Exchange.)

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Subject: DINNER
Date: Fri, 16 Jun 2006 12:57:00 -0400
From: Theresa
To: Martin (Your Adirondack Guide)
HI MARTIN,
YES, CHIRASHI DOES MEAN "SCATTERED".
ANYWAY, YOSHI AND I ARE TALKING ABOUT SOME
IDEAS FOR THE DINNER MENU. WE WOULD LIKE
TO KNOW IF YOU HAVE HAD ANY EXPERIENCE
WITH JAPANESE CURRY?

HAVE A GOOD WEEKEND,
THERESA

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Re: DINNER
Date: Fri, 16 Jun 2006 13:40:53 -0400 (EDT)
From: Martin (Your Adirondack Guide)
To: Theresa
Theresa--
Thanks for your email.
I have never experienced curry japanese style,
but would love to. (I should have guessed they'd
have figured it out, like everything else.)

Does Yoshi like Soju? I have a big soju collection
(Korean grain liquor, about twice as alcoholic as
sake, very well liked in Japan I understand.)

I also have sake, but I'm low on good stuff which I have
to get from the Japanese market near Fort Lee, NJ.)
If you both will try my soju, that's easy. Or I
could engage you to pick up a few bottles of decent
sake for me ($15-$30 range). No nigiri please. I
haven't had good sake in a while.

Best wishes,
Martin

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Subject: Re: DINNER
Date: Fri, 16 Jun 2006 15:29:12 -0400
From: Theresa
To: Martin (Your Adirondack Guide)
GREAT, THE CURRY WILL BE PUT ON THE MENU.....
(AN EASY ONE POT DISH TO MAKE, MINUS THE CHOPPING)
I DO NOT KNOW IF YOSHI DRINKS SOJU OR NOT. HOWEVER,
I WILL MENTION THE LIQUOR SITUATION TO HIM AND SEE
WHAT HE COMES UP WITH, NO WORRIES.
SEE YOU SOON,
THERESA

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Subject: THANK YOU
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 09:51:24 -0400
From: Theresa
To: "Martin (Your Adirondack Guide)
HI MARTIN,
NICE TO HEAR FROM YOU. WE GREATLY ENJOYED
RELAXING IN THE TRANQUILITY OF YOUR PRISTINE
LANDSCAPE. WE DO HOPE TO VISIT AGAIN IN THE
FUTURE.

THE DINNER WAS FUN AND ALSO, NICE TO SOCIALIZE
WITH YOU AND YOUR FRIEND. WE HOPE YOUR LEG
IS HEALING UP NICELY, SO YOU CAN MAKE THE TRAVEL
PLANS YOU MENTIONED.

YOSHI RECENTLY GAVE HIS TWO WEEK NOTICE TO LEAVE
HIS JOB. NOW HE WILL BE TAKING THE BIG PLUNGE AS
BUSINESS OWNER. AS PER YOUR REQUEST, HERE IS HIS EMAIL:
whereisyoshi@***.com
WISHING YOU INNER PEACE AND OUTER JOY,
THERESA
PS: I WILL BE POSTING SOME PHOTOS ON YOUR SITE SOON.

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Subject: Re: THANK YOU
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 11:33:15 -0400 (EDT)
From: Martin (Your Adirondack Guide)
To: Theresa
Theresa--
Thanks for your email.

For me yours was a memorable visit, so I hope you'll remember to
send the photos for a webpage of you and what you did here.
I'd like to have it on my webpage. Please email the photos or
if they're giant you could mail me a CD. Thanks.

Today, I'm doing a Curry a la japonais with the spices you left.
We'll see.

Tell Yoshi I wish him the very best good fortune and enjoyment
of the new freedom he will find doing his own work.

Martin

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Subject: Re: THANK YOU
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 11:44:52 -0400
From: Theresa
To: Martin (Your Adirondack Guide)
MARTIN,
I WILL DEFINITELY EMAIL THE PHOTOS TO YOU THIS WEEK AND FILL OUT YOUR "COMMENTS & INFO" SECTION ON
YOUR SITE.
BEST LUCK WITH THE CURRY MAKING, MY MOUTH IS
WATERING JUST THINKING OF IT!
I WILL PASS ALONG YOUR THOUGHTFUL REGARDS TO YOSHI.
ENJOY YOUR DAY, THERESA

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Subject: Thanks for the glowing note.
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 19:00:35 -0400 (EDT)
From: Martin (Your Adirondack Guide)
To: theresa@********litho.com
Theresa--
Thanks for the glowing note. I'll look for the photos.
The chicken-potato curry turned out not bad at all.
Curry willl now be in my repetoire of Japanese dishes.
With it I had what was left of the Sawanoi bottle. I really
liked it, am getting a supply from the city, to be my
regular "good" sake.
Best wishes,
Martin

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Subject: Re: PHOTOS
Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2006 13:16:50 -0400
From: Theresa
To: Martin (Your Adirondack Guide)
NICE JOB MARTIN!
I LIKE WHAT YOU DID, THE PICTURES LOOK A LOT
BETTER NOW SINCE YOU'VE DESIGNED A PAGE FOR THEM.

"THANK YOU" AFTER LOOKING AT THE PAGE, I FEEL LIKE
MY TIME THERE HAS BEEN RECORED IN HISTORY, GIVES
ME A GOOD FEELING.

OH, I TOLD YOSHI ABOUT YOUR CHICKEN CURRY
AND HE SAID THAT IS A VERY COMMON COMBINATION
FOR THE JAPANESE.

HAVE A GREAT DAY!
THERESA

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