Back in 1995 Lows Lake in NY Adirondacks experienced a big windstorm and it resulted in alot of blowndown trees. The following year or two, I don't really remember, I camped there at site #39. Here is the campsite with a nice view overlooking the bog which floats out into the middle of the lake.
All around the site at the time where remains of blowndown trees, some very pretty large pines, maybe up to 20 inches if I remember correctly. The front area as you can see was completely stripped of trees.
So this fall when I returned to Lows lake, I stopped at #39 for old times sake. It was the last trip I had taken with my black lab named Molly and it was nice to spend some time there and think back.
Here's a picture of the site today, gone is the view, although you can still see the bog floating out front, and the campsite is much different than I remember.
Oh yea, I ditched that lawn chair a while back, but I still have the same tarp and timberline tent, and the Peak One stove in it's carrying container on the rock.
All around the site at the time where remains of blowndown trees, some very pretty large pines, maybe up to 20 inches if I remember correctly. The front area as you can see was completely stripped of trees.
So this fall when I returned to Lows lake, I stopped at #39 for old times sake. It was the last trip I had taken with my black lab named Molly and it was nice to spend some time there and think back.
Here's a picture of the site today, gone is the view, although you can still see the bog floating out front, and the campsite is much different than I remember.
Oh yea, I ditched that lawn chair a while back, but I still have the same tarp and timberline tent, and the Peak One stove in it's carrying container on the rock.
