Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake, Part 3
January 19, 2012 by Mrs. Mecomber
Filed under Adirondacks, education, forests, lakes, museums, nature, sports and recreation, trails, Upstate NY
If you don’t have a hankering to go see this museum after the first two posts about our trip (read Part 1 here and Part 2 here), I don’t know what to tell you. It took us two full days (and then some) to see this museum and we had a BLAST. My kids’ heads [...]
Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake, NY – Part 2
January 16, 2012 by Mrs. Mecomber
Filed under Adirondacks, education, forests, museums, nature, sports and recreation, Upstate NY
This is one of the finest museums in Upstate New York. Read Part 1 of our trip. The Adirondack Museum is the “everything” place about the Adirondacks: the ecosystems and biology of the forest and lakes; life in the Adirondacks from early times to now; the logging and mining industries; its formation as a state [...]
Going Loon-y
January 12, 2012 by Mrs. Mecomber
Filed under Adirondacks, nature
I was helping my son with his school work today. For one assignment, he had to compose a paragraph of an exciting trip he’s taken. He chose to write about our summer trip to Blue Mountain Lake, but was having difficulty getting started. To inspire him, we looked through some of the photos of our [...]
Must-Have New York Nature Adirondack Travel Apps
December 22, 2011 by Mrs. Mecomber
Filed under Adirondacks, education, ideas, sports and recreation, trails, travel, travel blogs
From the isolated deep forests to the concrete jungles of New York City, YES, there’s an app for that. I routinely scour the Apple App Store for travel apps and here are some the best I’ve found. The Apple Store has the most abundant and diverse apps, to be sure, but many app creators are [...]
A Visit to Fort Ticonderoga, Part 3
November 30, 2011 by Mrs. Mecomber
Filed under Adirondacks, castles, churches, forts, historic houses, history, lakes, museums, reenactments, Revolutionary War, tourism, Unknown Soldier
We spent the better part of a day at Fort Ticonderoga, taking in the magnificent sights of the Adirondack Mountains and Lake Champlain, absorbing the amazing and sometimes tragic history, and exploring the fort’s numerous labyrinthine pathways and alcoves. And this was all before we had even entered one building! Read Part 1 and Part [...]

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