Alison at Fourpeaks.
 Alison's solo visit to New Camp Apr '01 |
 "Thank you for sharing this awesome space." |
 Family visit June '01 "My view from hammock at dusk after dinner." |
 "Wilson and Ethan Happy Campers!!" |
 Sugar Camp |
 Dinner at the (roofless) picnic table. |
 Alison and kids. |
 Chuck and kids. |
 Family fun. |
 "Georgia wants some sausage and peppers." |
 Visiting Wolf Camp . . . |
 . . . for the Whiteface view. |
 Back home . . . |
 . . . to . . . |
 . . . Sugar Camp. |
 Chuck and kids . . . |
 . . . at Whiteface Mtn. |
 Family visit June '01"Might have to make arrangements for a mini-retreat now and then." |
 Alison at The Cabin, June '07 |
 Alison with Georgia . . . |
 . . . 6 years later at The Cabin. |
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 Georgia in the Sun Light |
 On the porch--off for a walk. |
 Ethan in a tree (At home '07) |
 Wilson strong (At home '07) |
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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."
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