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I'm sure we have all seen something different in the Mountains as we've hiked along. Digging through old pictures for Lean To's, I saw a few pictures that I would like to share with others that I have seen that were unique, whether they be artifacts, airplane remains, remenants of Lumber Camps or whatever. There must be something that everyone would like to share as well. I will go look again and start posting a few of my own.
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"It is easier to become a Forty-Sixer than to be one. The art of the being is to keep one's sense of wonder after the excitement of the game is over."
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Great idea Marta. I have always been fascinated by this part of Adirondack history. I'm amazed that it happened at all. The process is even more amazing.
Last year we found many artifacts while hiking through Ouluska Pass.
Here is a old hand forged steel hookLast edited by fvrwld; 04-23-2006, 12:36 PM.“One of the penalties of an ecological education is that one lives alone in a world of wounds.” ~ Aldo Leopold -
We figured this was the frame from a sled“One of the penalties of an ecological education is that one lives alone in a world of wounds.” ~ Aldo LeopoldComment
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not sure what this is“One of the penalties of an ecological education is that one lives alone in a world of wounds.” ~ Aldo LeopoldComment
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some old corduroy road we just stumpled on while bushwhacking“One of the penalties of an ecological education is that one lives alone in a world of wounds.” ~ Aldo LeopoldComment
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There are some relics on the trail to Nye Mt. Tim has some pics of some of it here. On a bushwack trip to Saddleback (Jay range) we came across an old cast iron stove. I think someone in our party may have taken a picture of it. Tim?
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Wagon on the Calkin's Creek Trail"It is easier to become a Forty-Sixer than to be one. The art of the being is to keep one's sense of wonder after the excitement of the game is over."
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Remenants of the Piche Lumber Camp"It is easier to become a Forty-Sixer than to be one. The art of the being is to keep one's sense of wonder after the excitement of the game is over."
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Piche Lumber Camp"It is easier to become a Forty-Sixer than to be one. The art of the being is to keep one's sense of wonder after the excitement of the game is over."
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More of Piche Lumber"It is easier to become a Forty-Sixer than to be one. The art of the being is to keep one's sense of wonder after the excitement of the game is over."
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Piche Again"It is easier to become a Forty-Sixer than to be one. The art of the being is to keep one's sense of wonder after the excitement of the game is over."
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On Indian Brook Trail to Street/NyeLast edited by Skyclimber; 10-17-2006, 03:20 PM."It is easier to become a Forty-Sixer than to be one. The art of the being is to keep one's sense of wonder after the excitement of the game is over."
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Plane Remains On Wright Peak"It is easier to become a Forty-Sixer than to be one. The art of the being is to keep one's sense of wonder after the excitement of the game is over."
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Scott's Clearing"It is easier to become a Forty-Sixer than to be one. The art of the being is to keep one's sense of wonder after the excitement of the game is over."
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Plane Wreck in the Adirondacks"It is easier to become a Forty-Sixer than to be one. The art of the being is to keep one's sense of wonder after the excitement of the game is over."
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