Are You Coming Home?  🖼️

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Forty eight degrees and cloudy, as I sip on a beer and watch the birdies with my binoculars. No rain here as I listen to the distant gun fire. I could be back home in the rain, listening to the backfiring cars as they floor the gas as the traffic light turns to green.

The television all week has certainly been blaring I'm sure about the 10% off the extra smelly stuff at Teenager Stinks A Lot at the shopping maul. No time to wait, according to news reports they will sell out quickly and you're certain to get gang raped after parking your 25 year old Honda Civic. Need to fill up your cart at Teenager Stinks A Lot. Then head back to your plastic house, which is a good investment, we are reminded. Operators are standing by if your interested in buying today. Only the finest colored vinyl and simulated granite and acres of dry wall. No maintance until the landfill living.

I like the grays of October and November. The preacher wasn't wrong when he said he likes the cold. I'm glassing the ravens, they are very interested in that maggot covered coyote I relocated last night. I still can smell it occasionally depending on the direction of the wind though not as much. I'm reading Rockwell Kent's Wilderness. People discount Rockwell Kent as pop artist though I'm not sure he's a lover of plastic. Shit stinks when you burn it. Ask me how I know. As I listen to the chimes of freedom flashing, and the turkey vulture eyes the carcass.

Taken on Sunday October 11, 2026 at Perkins Clearing and Speculator Tree Farm Conservation Easement Lands.

Map: Mountain House Trail and North Mountain

More about Perkins Clearing and Speculator Tree Farm Conservation Easement Lands...

The Perkins Clearing/Speculator Tree Farm Conservation Easement Lands span 40,000 acres near Speculator, divided into the 14,332-acre Perkins Clearing Tract and the 21,648-acre Speculator Tree Farm Tract. Access is allowed with limitations due to private ownership, active logging, and leased cabins. Public recreation is permitted within special guidelines -- camping only at designated sites, certain trails and roads may be closed for logging -- look for signs that designate use.

Download the PDF Map Pack with All Maps from Perkins Clearing and Speculator Tree Farm Conservation Easement Lands.

Map: Jessup River Road - Perkins Clearing - Campsites and Mason Lake Access
Map: Kunjamunk Cave
Map: Old Route 8B - Austin Falls - Robbs Creek - Camping
Photo: Austin Falls
Photo: Avoiding the Bugs
Photo: Made it to Hobart
Photo: Misty Morning
Photo: Jessup River Road at NY 30 (1920)
Photo: Hobart Pond
Photo: Old NY 8B Lower Bridge Now Renovated [Expires October 27 2026]
Photo: Austin Falls Pull Off [Expires October 27 2026]
Photo: Evening Along the Sacandaga River
Photo: Camp Life [Expires October 26 2026]

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