I went for my last hike up High Peak yesterday. High Peak is actually the 22nd highest peak in the Catskills but because of its profile or where it sits, it looks like the highest peak- hence the name. Anyway, the great thing about the hike is that I can actually walk out the door […]
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When I moved back to Charleston after two years in the Catskills, I was hanging out with a group of people one night, and a friend of a friend asked from where had I just moved back. Assuming that most people in South Carolina are not familiar with the tiny towns in the Catskill mountains, […]
We had some friends up to visit us in the Catskills last weekend with their three boys. It was so great to see them, and I think they enjoyed escaping the heat that was attacking the rest of the country. Our friends had never spent much time in the Catskills, and I think we made converts […]
We arrived in the Catskill Mountains on Saturday to the most beautiful blue skies and 75 degree temperature. The weekend was spectacular, and I woke up this morning to rain and 55 degrees, and that does not upset me at all. I got a fire going and turned on Wimbledon, and I think this might […]
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