Libby and the joy of reading at camp π
I used to bring books up to camp.
But since installing the Libby app on my phone, e-books are my favorite way to read. The phone is small and compact, so I can carry around 10 library books without the stack or worrying about them getting wet or damaged. I can read late into the night without a light, next to the fire or wherever I have my phone. The books use minimal power to be read. It’s great!
The one thing I did learn is that while Libby doesn’t require cell service to read books every day, you do need to connect at least once every two days or you loose access to your books. That is a downside for wilderness camping though these days with work and everything else it’s only occasionally that I do a three night stay in the wilderness without any cell access.
Delmar 1953 Before the Bypass
Following Glenmont Road which is now no longer marked as a touring route.
Parked Along Harvey Mountain Truck Trail
One of the many curves along it.
Taken on Saturday April 2, 2011 at Harvey Mountain State Forest.Owasco Flats WMA
Hudson River in the Evening
Taken from the Hannicroix Creek Estuary.
Taken on Tuesday April 15, 2008 at Hannacroix Preserve.Skaneateles Conservation Area
The Skaneateles Conservation Area, includes the Federal Farm, Guppy Farm, and other Gully Road parcels, located on Old Seneca Turnpike (surrounding the Town of Skaneateles transfer station) and on both sides of Gully Road, in the northeastern part of the town, contains about 300 acres of land, much of it wooded, a fishing pond, a beaver pond, wetlands, waterfall, observation decks, pavilion, picnic tables, and lean-to for camping (by permission only).