APPLE BLOSSOMS
It was the Winter that wasn't and for the first time since 1919 the
lake never froze. We had only a minimal amount of snow and not until the
first day of Spring did we get a real taste of winter weather, and never
had much of a spring either. So, what does all this mean? If you can answer
that question correctly, you will win a fabulous all expensees paid trip
for two, to wherever, whenever.
This is a limited time offer, so your response should be most expedient.
Just Email me with your answer and in the event of multiple correct answers,
a drawing will be held on the fourth of July, 2002.
Glenburnie-on-Lake George. The newspaper articles, post
cards, photographs and other things of the "Golden Age" will be
featured on these pages as a tribute to a time past, in addition to current
news and special events. There are now more of the old photographs in this
on-line exhibit, which is now indexed on the next page.
YOUR LINK TO THE ADIRONDACK HIGH PEAKS!
FOURPEAKS
To link to the Photo Gallery with images from the High
Peaks,
Click on the Trillium!
"Trillium blossom, Sugar Camp, May '97"
The passing moods of the natural community in the timeline
of new life, reseeding and decay. Trees, flowers and other individuals from
the heart of New York's 6-million-acre Recreational Park. Images that can
give you the feel of the High Peaks and the information you need to find
it on your own. Many beautiful landscape panoramas and brilliant macro closeups...
Click on the link above for information about lodging and
rentals in the Adirondacks.
If you would like to have some of your articles, stories
or other information about Glenburnie posted here on this page, please write
to me at;
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