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This guide contains descriptions of places to learn to canoe and covers all the flatwater stretches on Adirondack rivers and streams, except those that require camping or long carries.

In the winter of 1609, Samuel de Champlain and his Frenchmen promise to help the Innu people fight their enemies. Silent One must join the war party and find his voice to save his brother and his own spirit. Related title(s): Spitfire, Over and Under the Snow, Over and Under the Pond, Sugar and Ice

The final book in the trilogy about the experiences of a wilderness park ranger in the Adirondacks.

EXCUSE ME, SIR... YOUR SOCKS ARE ON FIRE is a book about the experiences of a Wilderness Park Ranger in the Adirondack Mountains. The author, who spent three years living in the backwoods of the West Canada Lakes Wilderness area, tells the colorful stories of the hikers, sportsmen, and local residents of the Southern Adirondacks. Written from a comical viewpoint, this book will be universally enjoyed for its insights on human nature as well as its descriptions of life in the backcountry.

Richard "Red" Smith was a loyal friend of Noah John Rondeau. Related title(s): Adk Camp Stories, The Hermit and Us, Spring Trout, Noah John Rondeau's Adk Wilderness Days, Under an Adk Influence, Adk Adventures, Adk Characters,Adk Kaleidoscope, Adk Logging, Adk Memories, Adk Stories, Adk Wilds, The Adks' Moose River Plains

On a cliff overlooking Lake Ontario, the Genesee River, and the port of Rochester, New York, a lonely lighthouse stood watch. Its windows were boarded up and its roof was leaking. Its face was dirty and its light had long since gone out. Its front door was hidden with brush and its stairs were crumbling. But maybe you wouldn't look so good either if you were 127 years old! From inside the lighthouse tower came the sound of scratching, but no one was there to hear it. That is, no human ears were there to hear it because the lighthouse had been abandoned for eighteen years. Across town, life was very different. Susan B. Anthony School #27 was vibrating with energy. For this class, saving the Charlotte-Genesee Lighthouse would become more than just a school project, it would become the adventure of a lifetime.

The one hundred Adirondack stories printed here preserve a portion of the oral and written history of life in the Adirondacks.

A history of Niagara Falls through the myriad of collectibles that have been produced over the years since the falls were first seen by early explorers.