Recent content by Penns Woods

Welcome, looking forward to your posts.

Well done, good trip. Thanks for the bark in the boots tip, I'll have to remember the trick drying the boots with the bark inside.

A rendezvous in the Adirondacks would be at lease a 6 hour drive, but I'll be there for sure. That would be great to meet the members I know from the web site. If we could make it in the fall would be great. I can't think of a better way to spend 2or 3 days canoeing and camping at Lows Lake...

Some claim that the fishing is best just after Ice out.

I've been watching the weather for the Adirondacks trying to guess when I'll have open water. So far things have been going as usual but then I got this surprise. The Adirondack Daily Enterprise newspaper reported on April 9 Saranac Lake had a new record low temperature. It had a recorder...

Patrick, I'm sorry I didn't have time for the graffiti, but I like the idea. I made three feeders, the picture shows the last one. The bear made short work of the other two.

Great idea Patrick, Bird boxes are a great way to use up old cut offs. I haven't tried an owl box yet but here is a version of an Adirondack lean-to bird feeder I made several years ago. The birds seem to really like it, and I enjoy watching them use it.

Where are you talking about? Is this a established camp site or in a park in general?

Well done. Very nice pics and report. Thanks for sharing. Shows there are some really nice places here in Pa.

Beautiful country, looks like a perfect place to heal.

Boreas Pond has been on my list for several years. I haven't made it yet. but this fall I plan on making the trip. The walk in has always been a draw back. A year ago I made the trip back into Henderson Lake. The walk was plenty hard but I rested along the way and finally made. I'm sure I...

Back in Boy Scouts I knew a few words. But now, all I can do is bang out SOS. In a pinch, I guess that's enough. (I hope)

I don't know anything obsolete about the old camp gear. Our power was out twice this past week. Pulled out the Coleman stove and lantern, made coffee, sat down in my chair enjoying the quiet, all without missing a beat.

This is very interesting. Thanks for posting.

On tonight's weather, they had photos of mountain of ice almost 20 feet high blown up on shore on the East shore of Lake Erie.