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Message started by Phoenix on May 1st, 2013 at 4:21pm

Title: Re: The Adirondacks
Post by BillConner on Oct 11th, 2013 at 3:18pm

HighnDry wrote on Oct 10th, 2013 at 1:40pm:
It IS a great place to live! Spent several years at Pinkham Notch (base of Mt. Washington in northern NH). Skiied the Connecticut lakes area winter and hiked the AT sections in the summer. Trout fishing can't be beat! Lake Champlain has some BIG walleyes but not from personal experience :(. My wife and I always joke that Vermont is where old hikers go to retire...because the Green Mts are a bit easier on the back going up and the knees coming down! Enjoy...green with envy back here  :)


Yes it is. I grew up in upstate NY and the Adirondacks was a common destination for vacations and Scouts.  Then I lived in Maine for several years.  Always thought I'd like to live in northern Vermont except for the politics.  So I guess it's why I'm intrigued by the North Forest Canoe Trail - a water route from Old Forge NY to Fort Kent ME - 740 miles, with 22 rivers and streams, 56 lakes and ponds, and 62 portages totaling 55 miles.    (You need to Login or Register

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