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Please WAIT! Then SCROLL DOWN for Robert and Mary in the High Peaks with Gracie.   [ Are you in this picture? ] Robert and Mary in the High Peaks. From Old Forge in the Adirondack lake country they come up to the mountains with Gracie for a look-see higher up. They hike all over enjoying the views and Fall foliage. Return to cozy New Camp. CLICK & GO!  (On this page.)   Guest Book Entry.  "We read, we strolled and hiked, we slept in, we meditated, we talked, we cooked, and we sat on the porch taking in the view and skyscape by day and stars by night, listening to the birds, squirrels, chipmunks, owls and even the coyotes a few times. "  (On the next page.)   Visit 'New Camp,' on a granite ledge, a porch with distant views . . .    Meet more Fourpeaks guests? CLICK HERE for Meet Our Guests! Home Page. [Click on thumbnail for full view. Scroll Down for more photos.] View from porch day 1 of vacation. Gracie & Mary enjoying the view. Robert with map. Gracie on chipmunk alert. On Camp Rock. Gracie bounds off after a chippy. Gracie waits for us on the road to New Camp. Guest Book Entry: Date: Sun, 18 Oct 2009 14:35:23 -0700 To: martin@4peaks.com Your_email_address: rand****@yahoo.com Your_Name: Robert & Mary Moore Your_Message: Hi Martin, We've been home over a week now but we're still at Fourpeaks in our heads and hearts. We had the most amazing week at New Camp and exploring your beautiful property. It was so peaceful and relaxing and the time we spent there renewed our spirits and rejuvenated our bodies. My husband hasn't been that relaxed in years! We read, we strolled and hiked, we slept in, we meditated, we talked, we cooked, and we sat on the porch taking in the view and skyscape by day and stars by night, listening to the birds, squirrels, chipmunks, owls and even the coyotes a few times. I warmed water for outdoor bathing which was an exhilarating experience. Robert found a spot at the creek to wash himself - he said it felt primal and enlivening - I just call it crazy! b-r-r-r-r! It's really something how easy it is to get used to using so little water every day -- we've become very conscious of how wasteful we were in "real" life and are doing with less now. Also, though we weren't huge TV watchers to begin with, we now watch it less and enjoy the quiet more. Gracie was in her glory as she chased chipmunks and scouted the trails for us. I can't remember having a harder time leaving any other place. Thank you for your wonderful hospitality and especially for taking time to show us the remnants of the ice mountain and the ceremonial rock piles built so very long ago. Fascinating stuff. We hope George is all healed up and free from his lampshade collar so he can cuddle again. We will definitely be back. I'll be sending photos right along. With our best wishes for continued good health and enjoying a life you love in your splendid paradise, Mary & Robert Moore! . [Scroll Down for more photos.] Robert & Gracie resting near The Lookout view from The Lookout a little shelter created by a rock slide Between a rock and a hard place, or rather between the rock wall and a slab that fell and wedged itself into the ground Precariously perched rock between the wall and the slab Robert was tempted to climb the wall but Mary's protests halted that folly! Robert & Gracie at The Lookout from the Lookout from the Lookout from the Lookout Robert making coffee - mmmm that smells good Robert checking out the cool stuff on the shelves inside New Camp fixin' to get warm Back at New Camp. Feels like home. Gracie & Robert checking out the view New Camp from the field there's even a view from the kitchen table! Robert & Gracie at the Great Rock Cool ferns along the trail a beautiful canopy a beautiful canopy Robert patiently waits for Mary as they hike to Rattlesnake knob Gracie's first glimpse from Rattlesnake Knob Robert on Rattlesnake Knob petrified-looking pine cones at summit of Rattlesnake Knob petrified-looking pine cones at summit of Rattlesnake Knob Robert on Rattlesnake Knob a fern growing in a giant old Maple tree Sugar house ruins [Smith Sugar House 1910] Sugar Camp strolling down Stonehouse Road remnants of old structure near Thoreau House remnants of old structure near Thoreau House [Hamilton Farmhouse 1830] Gracie waits for us on the road to New Camp lovely, lovely, lovely can't get enough of the beauty & serenity of this special place Robert fashioned "hiking guy" from apple wood, an acorn and hot candle wax (he remains in New Camp) "Hiking Guy" in front of a painting of New Camp "Hiking Guy" ready to tackle Ebenezer Mountain He's almost to the summit! two bees doing what bees do Robert returning to New Camp after a walk down Stonehouse Road Remnants of an old structure near Sugar Camp [Perkins Farmhouse 1795] Robert found the ideal piece of apple wood for a divining rod  Meet Our Guests at the Fourpeaks Photo Guest Book!  A fun way to learn about our Adirondack backcountry vacations. Who came. Where they're from. Where they stayed. The Season. What they did here. What they had to say about it. One hundred Plus Pages of Photos, Letters and Email Exchanges. CLICK HERE for our Fourpeaks Photo Guest Book.    Romantic getaways.      Pet-friendly vacations.   Solo Guests.   Families with Kids. Fourpeaks Adirondack Camps are private cabins on Fourpeaks 700-acre secluded mountain valley with four 2,000-foot peaks. Authentic Northcountry furnishings with fireplaces, complete kitchens. For Northcountry vacations in the style of the 19th century wilderness or Great Camp. Pure luxury for campers or backcountry hikers. A satisfying adventure for those who have never lived "off the grid." .  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. 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