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Please WAIT! Then SCROLL DOWN for DEB AND MICHELLE AT SUGAR CAMP.   [ Are you in this picture? ]

Stone House Farm, Jay Wilderness.

Deb on snowshoes,

Ice floes on the AuSable River.

Deb, Wainwright Mountain.

Deb on Stonehouse Road.

Deb and Michelle Snowshoe at Sugar Camp
Late Spring brings three feet of snow to the backcountry camps. Deb and Michelle snowshoe through it all and visit Sugar Camp closed for this season. CLICK & GO! (On this page.)   Planning a Romantic Getaway? Here's a vacation you won't forget.   Meet our Guests: Fourpeaks couples on a romantic getaway.   Bring you dog! Fourpeaks is a pet-friendly vacation!   (On the next page.)   CLICK HERE to start planning your own Fourpeaks Romantic Getaway (Easy Inquiry Form).
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Hammock fun at Sugar Camp.

Gorgeous scenery.

Help! I've fallen.

Sugar Camp.

Michelle, New Barn.

Guest Book Entry:
Subject: Photo's from our stay - Sorry we missed you
Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2001 19:47:04 EDT
From: G******@aol.com
To: visitus@4peaks.com

Dear Martin & Louise,

A short e-mail to tell you how much we enjoyed 4peaks -all that your
website promised and more but we were terribly disappointed not to have met
you. We had quite a few questions to ask. Murray was great about getting us
settled in but we really had thought we'd get a chance to chat with you. Deb
and I would like to come up again and we would love to rent Sugar Cabin. We
took a hike over and were very pleased but saddened that we couldn't stay
there as planned.

Enclosed are some of our favorite photo's. We hope you had a good
vacation, we wish you happy holidays and we hope to hear from you in the
near future.

Sincerely,
Michelle & Deborah
ps/ sending you a jpeg file named Unique Piece - contains the photo's

Michelle on trail.	New Barn, ice, snow, Wainwright and Bassett Mountains.	Snow art.	Sugar Camp brook in Spring thaw.	Snowshoes. Through for the day.
Sugar Camp in April thaw.	Sugar Camp kitchen.	Sugar Camp parlor stove.	Sugar Camp bathtub and water heater.	Snowshoe tracks.
Cobbler's bench at New Barn.

More emails about this visit.

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Subject: Snow and mud conditions make it immpossible for us . . .
Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2001 10:01:39 -0500
From: MartinAndLouise
Reply-To: VisitUs@4peaks.com
Organization: Fourpeaks--Adirondack Backcountry Camps
To: g******@aol.com

To: Michelle/Deborah          1922
At: g*****@aol.com         917/***-****

Michelle--Snow and mud conditions make it immpossible for us
to service Sugar Camp for your April 8 visit as planned. New
Barn is available (for the same
rate as Sugar Camp).

The ground conditions would not affect your general
enjoyment. The season is beautiful. There is a fireplace at
New Barn and lots of firewood. You may need snowshoes on the
trails. See http://4peaks.com/fawyello.htm for snowshoe
rentals.

Let me know if you'll change to New Barn or will cancel and
reschedule. In that case I'll make a full refund immediately.
Thanks.

I hope to hear from soon as Louise and I are planning a week
away beginning Tuesday and I need to instruct my son and a helper
who will be looking after the place while we're gone.

Best wishes,
Martin

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Subject: Re: Photo's from our stay - Sorry we missed you
Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2001 08:11:27 -0400
From: MartinAndLouise
Reply-To: VisitUs@4peaks.com
Organization: Fourpeaks--Adirondack Backcountry Camps
To: G*******@aol.com

Dear Michelle and Deborah--

Thanks for your email and the wonderful photos you took while you were here.
We're sorry that we didn't get to meet you. When our daughter's plans for a
Graduation Vacation with her friends didn't pan out we had to change our
own plans (which were for the end of the month) so we could be with her.

You seem to have gotten around the trails with your snowshoes all right.
Where did you take the brook photo (RushingSpring)? Was it at Sugar Camp? I
see wrapped gifts in one of the photos (beautiful!). Was this a special
occasion?

Please come back! Sugar Camp flowers are beautiful in the early Spring! Best wishes. Thanks again for the photos.

Martin and Louise

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Subject: Re: Photo's from our stay - Sorry we missed you
Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2001 23:42:47 EDT
From: G*****@aol.com
To: VisitUs@4peaks.com

Dear Martin & Louise,

Good to hear from you -glad your trip turned out well. The photo
(beautiful!) was sent by accident -that's my niece opening a birthday present
at our Passover sedar. The rushing brook is the one on the road coming back
to New Barn from Sugar Camp. Yes, our snowshoes made it quite convenient to
walk around. We went up the trail into the woods and picked up a trail there
that lead us to one of the notch's (not sure which one -didn't get a grasp on
all the names). We met an elderly gentleman walking his dog on the road and
he gave us some information. Maybe when we come up again, you'll be able to
fill us in better.

Very much looking forward to hearing from you in the near future.

Sincerely,
Michelle & Deb

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