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Hints of Balsam and Pine: Nature Reflections in a minor key from our quiet corner of the Adirondacks. For Fourpeaks Guests and anyone who ever dreamed about a wilderness getaway.

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Adirondack Letter #20: "A Leisure Story"
Adirondack Letter #19: "A Bloodroot Story" (with Photo Essay--10 photos.)
Adirondack Letter #18: "A December Story" (with Photo Essay--10 photos.)
Adirondack Letter #17: "An April Walk" (with Photo Essay--30 photos.)
Adirondack Letter #16: "A Woodfire Story"
Adirondack Letter #15: "A Lilac Story: Lilacs and Old Houses."
Adirondack Letter #14: "An Old Fields Story."
Adirondack Letter #13: "A Dog Story."
Adirondack Letter #12: "A Chickadee Story."
Adirondack Letter #11: "A Trees Story."
Adirondack Letter #10: "A River Story."
Adirondack Letter #9: "A Camp Barn Story."
Adirondack Letter #8: "A Barn Swallow Story."
Adirondack Letter #7: "A New Camp Story."
Adirondack Letter #6: "A Flying Critter Story."
Adirondack Letter #5: "A Mowing Story."
Adirondack Letter #4: "A Lake Placid Story."
Adirondack Letter #3: "A Bear Story."
Adirondack Letter #2: "Summer and Ironman."


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An Adirondack Miscellany   Newspaper and Magazine articles, Books and lots more.  
January 1998 Ice storm of the Century Devastates Northcountry.
May 1998 Town of Jay Happy 200th Birthday Party at the 1829 Southmayd Stone House
June 1998 Natives and Outsiders at the Jay Old Covered Bridge.
July 1777 Jane McCrae Murdered by Indians in Ft. Edward NY
Adirondack Great Camps: Adventures in the Wilderness.
Miss P, the famous www.Internet web purrcat, interviews Tramp, our Fourpeaks barking cocker.  
Ironman USA comes to Fourpeaks.  
Chickadees In Winter   
Flying Critters on your Adirondack Vacation.
Adirondack Letters: "Hints of Balsam and Pine from our corner of the Adirondacks."
AuSable River Swimming: Where the Pools Are Never Crowded, And Water Slides Are Nature's Own (New York Times)
A new novel about Fourpeaks: Moss Krupnick's Daughters of Utopia, 196 pages, $9.98
For your Adirondack experience--"Stay Awhile In Style!" Plattsburgh-Republican November 2002.
NATURE WITHIN REACH: Luxury Camping. (July 2004, Southwest Airlines SPIRIT (In-flight Magazine.)
Annual Jay Yard Sale. (First Sale August 19, 2006.) )
Adirondack Recipes  (Page 1: Japanese Food.)

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