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Adirondack Summer: Becky and Me.  Pfannkuchen breakfast, yard sales for picture puzzles and more. From Memorial Day to Labor Day there's lots of fun, healthful activities to experience in the Adirondack backcountry and places nearby. And, for your Adirondack Host, lots of work, too, in fields and trails after Winter, and getting camps ready. Summer 2004 Becky came up often to getaway from regular life in New Jersey and help with chores at Fourpeaks. (SCROLL DOWN for photos. For more in this series, CLICK on image at top or text link. )   Ikibana flower arrangments and Japanese Gardens at Montreal Botanical Gardens. Ridge Camp cleanup visit.   Burlington Ferry and Lobster Dinner.   Taylor Pond boating, swimming and picnic.   Guests to Ridge Camp and trail signs at Rattlesnake Knob.   Trail directions and more for Fourpeaks Guests.   Dinner at Westport Yacht Club, Kiss Me Kate and Little Shop of Horrors.   Yard sales for picture puzzles and more.
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Becky's German pancake (pfannkuchen).	"Superb! A work of art! Brava!"	"Geschmack wie Luchows auf 14. Straße, von den Jahren vor!"	Yard sale in the hinterland.	Becky is optimistic.
Packed for a trip ("89 Peugeot 505 V6, very hot!)	Barn sale.	Tableware.	Becky gets in to it!	A toaster for Thoreau House.
"Tennis, anyone?"	"Lot's of good stuff . . .	. . . many choices."	More stuff for Thoreau House.	A yard sale at land's end.
(This place was in the papers. Found it by accident after the Barn Sale.)	"Last chance!"	"Lots of really . . .	. . . really good stuff!"	"Picture puzzles. A real find for the camps.10 cents. Cheap. Most complete."
"All here. 50 cents." (Paid 10 cents.)	"All here. $1." (Paid 10 cents.)	"All here. $1." (Paid 10 cents.)	"All here. 25 cents." (Paid 10 cents.)	"Three missing. Free."
"One missing. 50 cents." (Paid 10 cents.)	"Three missing. 0 cents. Free."	"Three sky missing. 10 cents."	"Two missing. 25 cents." (Paid 10 cents.)	Martin a satisfied picture puzzle collector.

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