Photo of Andy Arthur

Andy Arthur

October and already the leaves are fading away in the Adirondacks. 🍂 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.

Choppy Waters

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Looking North towards Stratton Mountain. Didn't put it, not because the waves -- although that would be a consideration -- but because a lack of a time. There where a lot of boaters, including kayakers out on the water. This vast hydroelectric reservoir is a very popular place to paddle around in and fish.

Taken on Sunday June 19, 2011 at Green Mountain National Forest.

Bog River Falls

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The Bog River Falls is not a mighty drop, but it's a popular place for people, myself included, to stop for lunch and take in the scenery. On a hot day, it's probably also a nice place to cool off.

Taken on Thursday June 25, 2020 at Notes.

Campsite at Duck Pond

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It doesn't look like anyone has camped up here in a couple of weeks, although you could see the stakes where people had horses tied down, and some of the remaining horse manure.

Taken on Saturday June 26, 2010 at Burnt-Rossman State Forest.

Canoe Carry Sign on the Mud River

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The rapids are right below here. Rapids is a bit of an exaggeration, more like faster moving water and a bit of a drop, but not recommended to run a canoe over.

Taken on Thursday June 30, 2011 at Streeter Lake.