Photo of Andy Arthur

Andy Arthur

October and already the leaves are fading away in the Adirondacks. πŸ‚ Most shocking to me is that we are less then a month away from November, which in many ways should be a sigh of relief with the craziness of work and with the deep blue skies and crisp days of that month.

Flooded Lake

This portion of the Cedar River Flow, demostrates how very much this area was once open plains, until the DEC flooded the area shortly after obtaining the land from Gould Paper Company in 1967.

Taken on Wednesday August 11, 2010 at Moose River Plains.

Blueberries

All I can say is delicious. And so numerous, as you look around all you see is blueberries.

Taken on Wednesday August 11, 2010 at Moose River Plains.

Forked Lake

This is looking south from the summit towards Forked Lake Campground and possibly Racquette Lake. The mountain in the distance is Wakely Mountain, one of the other fire towers originally used to pin-point fires in the Adirondacks (it takes two towers to locate a fire through triangulation).

Taken on Thursday August 12, 2010 at Owls Head Mountain Firetower (Long Lake).