This book transports you into the wilderness of New York State's
Adirondack Park; a protected area not unlike what the Native
Americans first encountered. Between 1998 and 2013, the author made
twenty-four canoe excursions into the back reaches of the park;
two-thirds of the time as a solo explorer and the rest with family.
Most of the trips were in the off seasons, when few other campers
were encountered, but wildlife abounded. Starting in 2005, at the
age of 62, and with very little previous artistic experience, the
author began a series of twenty-four exquisitely detailed pencil
and graphite pictures drawn onsite during his treks into the wild.
Each adventure is a short story onto itself, but interwoven within
the narrative are the struggles everyone faces as they age.
Hand-drawn maps and detailed descriptions of each trip, make this
book a useful travel guide for future Adirondack adventurers.
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