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 Friday,
July 3 - Lead Contributor
Matt Champlin,
working with Adams Eden Camp, collected detailed information as well as stunning photos of a private glen
south of Syracuse in the Tully Valley.
For a nominal fee you too can visit
Rattlesnake Gulf to
hike the creek to the "Blue Hole" and take advantage
of the numerous amenities this beautiful private camp has to
offer.With help from our Editor: Kelly Lucero, the New York State Reptiles & Amphibians guide has been updated with additional species, facts, pictures, and audio files (great for identifying frogs). It is now the definitive online herp guide for Upstate New York.
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 Friday,
June 26 - Our guide to
Fort Niagara
State Park and Old Fort Niagara Historic Site has
been added to the
Niagara Falls guide. The name of the park is quite a
mouthful. It's actually two facilities: the State Park (the
recreational area) and the Historical Site (a living museum
of colonial and frontier fortifications). |
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 Friday,
June 19 -
Russell Dunn has penned five waterfall guides,
covering much of Eastern New York With his latest book
expands into the Berkshire Region of Western Massachusetts.
His Trails with Tales series of books extend beyond
traditional hiking guides with rich historical narrative,
connecting readers not only to nature, but the fascinating
stories tied to its past. I talked with Russell about his
books, his love for waterfalls, and what new projects he is
working on. Read the
interview here.Lead Contributor Matt Champlin updated the Great Gully page with some great new photos. |
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 Friday,
June 12 - Guest contributor
Jim Weeks
snapped some beautiful shots of his hometown cataract: Oriskany Falls, a 20 foot cascade with an interesting V-shaped crest.
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