Travels, Life In Albany, 2010

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The snow was pretty fresh and had fallen with little wind so that the limbs were covered with snow. At one point there was a newly fallen tree that had not been cleared from the trail. We had to climb over / under it (not easy in snowshoes) as shown in this video of Amy. Charlie chose to go around as shown in this video. Here is a picture of Charlie. Below is a picture of Amy and Rich	=0=
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There were lots of gorgeous views of the forest in winter snow. Above is a picture of one of the tanks we presume are used in making maple syrup. Below are pictures of Amy and Rich as we ate our lunches (standing) during short breaks.	=0=
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You can also rent cabins around the forest. Above is one of the smaller and more primitive cabins (with lower costs, of course). Here are a couple of the maple sap pipes strung between trees. Below is a nice overlook of the farm. You can see more of the maple sap pipes along the left side of the trail.	=0=
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