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Busy New Jersey executive, Lee Ann takes an August week for R&R with her McKenzie River Husky-Inuit mix. They hike for views, enoy the "unstructured time." They come back for the Fall foliage and then Thansgiving in the High Peaks. CLICK & GO! (On this page.) Guest Book Entry. What she had to say about it. An Email Exchange. About planning for October and Thanksgiving and Sundancer's breed. (On the next page.) Lee Ann at Ridge with Sundancer (Summer, Fall 2001). Lee Ann with her folks and a friend (Summer 2002). Lee Ann with Dave at The Cabin (February 2005). (Meet more Fourpeaks guests?) CLICK HERE for Meet Our Guests! Home Page.
Subject: RE: Add Mailing List Date: Thu, 6 Sep 2001 15:17:40 -0400 From: LeeAnn To: VisitUs@4peaks.com Hi Martin & Louise, Sorry for the delay in getting back to you - all that catch up at work after my time off...Of course all the new stress simply means that I now have to plan another trip to Fourpeaks (sooner rather than later) to get my dose of serenity! I just wanted to take a moment to tell you how wonderful our time was at Ridge Camp. Sundancer and I had a beautiful week - each day was a true jewel. Looking back on it, I believe that we probably hiked well over 5 miles each day - yet I haven't been so relaxed in a long time. It's truly amazing how nice it is to just spend some unstructured time. I took time for just pleasure reading and enjoying the fabulous views, trees, birds, and fresh air. Sundancer's favorite part was probably the frogs by the river... The time went way too fast! Here are some photos from our time at the camp. warm regards, Lee Ann
Subject: Oct reservation Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 11:37:34 -0400 From: LeeAnn To: VisitUs@4peaks.com Hi again Martin & Louise, Well, I saw an ad (I think it was from LLBean) that said something like "Your favorite summer place is just a sweater away from becoming your favorite fall place." Although this did not entice me to buy any sweaters (I have lots) it did spur me on to book antoher little trip to Four Peaks. I'd like to reserve Ridge Camp for Sundancer & myself arriving in the afternoon on Friday October 5 and departing Monday October 8. Let me know what you need for a deposit and I will send off a cheque. thanks so very much! Lee Ann Subject: RE: Your Fourpeaks visit 11/21/01 to Ridge Camp Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2001 08:24:51 -0500 From: LeeAnn To: VisitUs@4peaks.com Thanks for the note Martin - it was a pleasure to host your every-26-year thanksgiving dinner at Ridge camp. You really shouldn't wait so long again before enjoying it up there. Speaking of Ridge Camp - I would like to reserve it for Friday August 16 - Saturday August 24 few friends up, the rest will just be Sundancer and I again. Do you want me to send a deposit? I just took my film to be developed so will send more photos when I get it back! see you sometime soon - I am going to try and come up in the winter/spring somewhere along the way. Lee Ann Subject: RE: I did give you some photos from our trip last summer and a CD ROM Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2002 13:39:03 -0500 From: LeeAnn To: VisitUs@4peaks.com Hi again Martin - I am just putting the package together right now. I think you will like the photos - a good mix, although Sundancer takes fewer pictures of me than I take of her ... What address should I send it to? Lee Ann January 3, 2002 Hi Martin, I hope you are well and that you had a pleasant and peaceful holiday season. As promised, here are some photos from my last three trips to Ridge Camp at Fourpeaks--a true medley of seasons . . . Now all I need are some Winter and Spring photos. I'll have to work on some dates! Hope to see you soon, Lee Ann & Sundancer Subject: RE: The photos arrived!! Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2002 14:24:11 -0500 From: LeeAnn To: VisitUs@4peaks.com Hi Martin - glad to know that they made it ok! Sundancer is a "McKenzie River Husky" crossed with "Inuit Dog" (that's the piece that has the questionable wolf heritage - I personally don't think it is any closer than a hybrid grandparent). She was bred by a sled dog racer in Telluride Colorado. I usually just refer to her as a "Sled Dog". hope to visit again soon! Lee Ann  Meet Our Guests at the Fourpeaks Photo Guest Book! A fun way to learn about our Adirondack backcountry vacations.
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