Tongue Mountain Land Cover
Water
Lake George almost looks nice enough for a swim. The boaters certainly where enjoying the lake.
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1967 Trail Marker
Most of the trailmarkers you see along trails in NYS have indicators that they where installed between '67 and '69, although in a few places you see newer ones, particularly on popular trails. Says something about NYS Conservation Ethics and investment in outdoor recreation.
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Heavy Clouds
After the rain storm, the clouds continued to look quite heavy.
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Tongue Mountain Lake George
Tongue Mountain sticks out like a tongue into Lake George. It's a series of connected peaks running nine miles along the spine of a peninsula that juts southward into the lake.
