Adirondacks 2004

First day swim loosens Susan up for hiking	Rocky Falls hiker	Artsy-fartsy leaves arranged ny Mom Nature	Ahh, that's the life!
Life truly is tenacious	Water-sculpted rarity in Indian Pass Brook	Rocky falls cuts through a small fault line	GPS proves we were really there!
Grey-day view from Jo	Believe it - Pilates waits for no man - or mountain	On the way to Nye - skirting the beaver pond	More artsy-fartsy leaves en route to Nye
Cooling-off break in the stream	Typical trail conditions	One of the few, very rare, views	Indian Pipes were a common sight
Bill at the summit of Nye	The glorious view from Nye - looking north	The glorious view from Nye - looking east	The glorious view from Nye - looking south
The glorious view from Nye - looking west	Lovely moss gardens were common along the trail	The ridge trail was mainly moss and mud	Cladonia pixidata on a limb
The amazing view from Street's summit	Street and Nye looking back from the Loj Road	Cascade presides over the lowland fields	Early morning of yet another foggy day
Santanoni from Newcomb	Flume along Boquet River beside rte 73 - a sight rarely seen outside of spring runoff	Boquet River along rte 73	Roaring Brook falls lives up to its name after a big downpour
The bobsled run map - see next slide to see why I took this	It's really she - Susan is 3rd person in the bobsled	Susan is #3 - likely screaming her lungs out	Final morning, the weather begins to clear