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    A Personal Potpourri. A Personal Potpourri.
    Old photos, letters, clippings, greeting cards and other stuff too precious to discard. Your Adirondack Guide's eclectic photo and writing place for stuff that just doesn't fit elsewhere in Fourpeaks Adirondack Backcountry Camps webpages.
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    Verbatim email exchanges with guests and prospective guests. Fourpeaks Email Exchanges. Eight webpages. Verbatim email exchanges with guests and prospective guests. Informative and fun if you like to read other people's mail.
    Dad's Winter 2008 Road Trip. Dad's Winter 2008 Road Trip. Two webpages, hundreds of photos (more soon). Camping travels in the "Black Thing," adventures, natural (and a few unnatural) places. What we did, what we saw, some philosophizing by the way.
    The Zen of Dog Walking. The Zen of Dog Walking. One webpage Why and how to walk your dog. Helpful, healthful tips with something for the mind as well.
    Taming the Wild Ox Taming the Wild Ox. One webpage. 10 Oxherding Pictures, by Zen Master Kakuan, China, 12th C. For zen adepts, dog walkers, self-help persons and Fourpeaks visitors.
    Iron buddha. How to sit. One webpage, 19 photos. Expedient means for zazen (zen meditation). Tips on how to start a home Zen practice for healthy body and mind.
    Haight Street San Francisco, March 2002. Haight Street San Francisco. 7 webpages, 100+ photos. Maggie's school break vacation with her Dad. Haight Street hippies, Japanese Gardens, Chinatown.
    New Camp Revisited. New Camp Revisited. One webpage, 22 photos. A sentimental visit with photos. Up at New Camp for Spring cleaning chores . . . Louise and I stayed the night.
    Picnic lunch with Irene. Camp in October. One webpage, 27 photos. Our quiet woods and views in Fall. Irene walks/runs trails, Willy splits wood and a picnic lunch at Camp Barn.
    Burlington Ferry and Lobster Dinner. Adirondack Summer 9 webpages, 100+ photos. Becky visits Martin at Fourpeaks for R&R plus help with chores. Fun activities in the Adirondack backcountry and places nearby.
    Me and George are looking for Ms. Right-for-us. CLICK HERE if you know of somebody. My Singles Page. One webpage, 5 photos. Louise, Irene & Becky gone, me and George are looking for Ms. Right-for-us. CLICK HERE If you know of somebody.
    Lumber Wagon, Circa 1900. For Sale: Lumber Wagon, Circa 1900. One webpage, 16 photos. "Got this for $200 in 1970 from John Roy at his antiquery in the old seed warehouse in Upper Jay." $1,500 or best offer.
    Barn Swallow and Cliff Swallows. Our Summer Swallows. One webpage, 27 photos. Ornithology, camp photos and select internet sources. Our Barn Swallows and Cliff Swallows return each Summer to raise a new brood.
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    A Personal Potpourri. A Personal Potpourri.
    Old photos, letters, clippings, greeting cards and other stuff too precious to discard. A Personal Potpourri is your Adirondack Guide's eclectic photo and writing place for stuff that just doesn't fit elsewhere in Fourpeaks Adirondack Backcountry Camps webpages. CLICK HERE for more Personal Potpourri.  CLICK HERE to meet Your Adirondack Guide.



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    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. Adventure families have fun exploring our accessible wilderness. Folks with dogs enjoy the open spaces to run their pets. A private nature retreat, a place for restoring personal energies. Are you in this picture?  CLICK HERE to find out!    [More about this at Frequently Asked Questions.]

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