After Chris and Julee and Sam returned home, we went camping in the Adirondacks in New York State. We had a thoroughly relaxing time there. Mom took a picture of Dad getting the coals going for dinner and in the background is the new tent that we bought (for $79!) as a temporary solution until we get a new fly for our old tent (we hope). We hiked the Au Sable Chasm near Lake Champlain, a gorge with cliffs up to 200 feet high! We met a turtle, among other things, at the Wild Centre in Tupper Lake, a very interesting museum dedicated to the wild life and natural history of the Adirondacks. And we visited Howe Cavern, which isn't really part of the Adirondacks, being a bit farther south. It included a trip through an underground lake or river. Our guide -- Mr. Bill -- was a hoot! He was 75 years old and guides tours 3 times a day for the fun of it! He shamelessly makes up stories and terrible jokes about the cave.
Monday, August 27, 2007
After Chris and Julee and Sam returned home, we went camping in the Adirondacks in New York State. We had a thoroughly relaxing time there. Mom took a picture of Dad getting the coals going for dinner and in the background is the new tent that we bought (for $79!) as a temporary solution until we get a new fly for our old tent (we hope). We hiked the Au Sable Chasm near Lake Champlain, a gorge with cliffs up to 200 feet high! We met a turtle, among other things, at the Wild Centre in Tupper Lake, a very interesting museum dedicated to the wild life and natural history of the Adirondacks. And we visited Howe Cavern, which isn't really part of the Adirondacks, being a bit farther south. It included a trip through an underground lake or river. Our guide -- Mr. Bill -- was a hoot! He was 75 years old and guides tours 3 times a day for the fun of it! He shamelessly makes up stories and terrible jokes about the cave.
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