Crane Pond
Despite having such controversy and being where Crane Pond Road ultimately ends, it's a quite unremarkable pond.
Taken on Sunday April 11, 2010 at Pharaoh Lake Wilderness.Why ads? π€ / Privacy Policy π³
Despite having such controversy and being where Crane Pond Road ultimately ends, it's a quite unremarkable pond.
Taken on Sunday April 11, 2010 at Pharaoh Lake Wilderness.I have no idea who carried the row boat out here, or if the person is around, but it was left here in the wilderness. It was probably carried over the canoe carry at Crane Pond (which can be accessed by 4x4 truck).
Taken on Sunday April 11, 2010 at Pharaoh Lake Wilderness.I look a little scary or maybe tired in this photo.
Taken on Sunday April 11, 2010 at Pharaoh Lake Wilderness.One month after my first hike up Severence Hill, I decided to do another “cool” down hike up this mountain. In only a month, the look off the mountain had changed quite dramatically.
Here is Paradox Lake on March 7, 2010.
Here it is on April 11, 2010.
With the Adirondack Snow having melted in the past month, things looked a lot different for sure. Things where already starting to show some signs of spring, and life, even if the Adirondack Winter still had another month to go before casting off it’s winter.
I must have spent an hour staring down at Schroon Lake, just pondering the Adirondacks and possibly moving out west. It was such delightful weather out there, and while I was tired from a day hiking, there was so much beauty with the setting sun. I had no reason at all to rush back to Albany, having no commitments when I got back home, except to get ready for the next day at work.
This hike, while short has so much beauty. Looking down at Steep Bay (part of Pharoah Mountain Wilderness) on Schroon Lake.
Then one last look at Hatchhack and Allered Hills to the south, silhouetted by the setting sun, as I descended the mountain, and headed back to Albany.
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