Adirondack Folks
by Ted Abner
The
magnificent and thoroughly enchanting mid-Adirondack region lured a hardy type of settler.
Bravery and heroism were needed as this isolated type of existence yielded at times to the
cruelties of nature. Slowly the inhabitants developed a mingled culture and lore shared by
few other sections of the country. These are the stories of these unique individuals.
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First Person Hardiness and courage marked
these silent Adirondack stalwarts, who stared often into the stark face of danger and
oftentimes into the countenance of death itself -- in the lumber woods, in blinding
blizzards, in treacherous log jams while river driving, in devastating forest fires --
virtually in daily living. Weather-watching was a necessity rather than a simple concern.
This reprint marks the return of a twenty years absence from bookshelves.
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