Down to Earth: A Sustainable Life in the Garden
Story and Photos by Sophia Gambino I walked into Jane Desotelle’s plant room, greeted warmly by her and her plants. … Continue reading Down to Earth: A Sustainable Life in the Garden
Winter Hiking the High Peaks: A Beginner’s Guide
Story by Jada Del RioPhotos by Ryan Baker When the first light snowfall covers the Adirondacks, most people imagine shoveling … Continue reading Winter Hiking the High Peaks: A Beginner’s Guide
In The Mix: Fresh Baked Deliciousness for Any Occasion
Story by Kiersten Donahue Photos by Harrison Smith On a typical morning at In the Mix Bakeshop, customers step in … Continue reading In The Mix: Fresh Baked Deliciousness for Any Occasion
Legends of Lightning Along Lake Champlain
Story and Photos by Harrison Smith I pause my rapid, rocky ascent for a moment, standing perfectly still to listen … Continue reading Legends of Lightning Along Lake Champlain
The Pallet of Placid
By Michael Purtell While many are attracted to the Adirondacks as the home to stunning natural landscapes, the region is … Continue reading The Pallet of Placid
Handmade and Harvested
By Sophia Gambino There is nowhere better to get produce in upstate New York than your local farmers markets. When … Continue reading Handmade and Harvested
What’s in the Dark
By Kolin Kriner Graphic by Kolin Kriner. Featured image taken by Sandra Mansi, estimated 1977. Legend has it that hiding … Continue reading What’s in the Dark
Clinton County Crossroads
By Harrison Smith For well over a century, the Delaware & Hudson train station in Rouses Point has seen many … Continue reading Clinton County Crossroads
Hidden Hiking Gems
By Justin Rushia Photos provided by Michael Brockway and Brody Olden. When people think of Adirondack hiking, the High Peaks … Continue reading Hidden Hiking Gems
Learning in the Barnyard
By Grant Terwilliger When we think of tourism, we usually think of big cities, landmarks and cultural centers, but tourism … Continue reading Learning in the Barnyard