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Water sprays over one of the many falls along the East Branch in the gorge.
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Water sprays over one of the many falls along the East Branch in the gorge.
Taken on Saturday April 18, 2020 at East Branch Sacandaga River.Over Black Mountain and the East Branch gorge ...
Taken on Friday April 22, 2011 at East Branch Sacandaga River.It was a rainy start to my camping trip, but at least at had a campsite that was nice, high and dry, just off of NY 8. A bit icy and snow covered, but it's the Adirondacks in April.
Part of NY 8 has stainless steel guardrails that were painted brown when they were installed but have a lot of paint pealing off them. Most of the COR-TEN guard rails that once were common in the Adirondacks have been removed due to premature rusting.
Taken on Saturday May 2, 2020 at East Branch Sacandaga River.This past weekend was the first time in nearly six months when I was fully offline – up in the Adirondack wilderness where there was no cell service. While I don’t have Wi-Fi at home, I am always connected these days with my smartphone with unlimited data.
Last summer my FM radio broke so I didn’t have any way to get the news while I was away. But I was fine about it as most news these days has become essentially partisan propaganda, usually talking how the GOP is taking away our abortion rights or that we need to surrender our guns to the government because of the latest over hyped mass shootings.
It was nice to not have to listen to all that crap or have it flooding my social media feeds, although truth be told I’ve blocked most of it. I don’t follow any of my political friends. But still so much of the social media crap still blows through. Plus I spend much too much time looking at homesteading and farming pages, the latest deer people harvest, show cattle and backyard pigs and of course all things relating to rednecks burning their trash.