
The higher mountains were covered in snow, the lower mountains were not:

I knew from a previous trip that the Keene cemetery was up on a hillside with one of the best views in the Adirondacks. So, having previously discovered the intentionally obscure entrance road, I drove up to the highest point and began taking more pictures:

There were mountains in all directions:

I guess this is the experience which people refer to when they talk of standing on top of the world:

And then, in the town of Keene, another stop at my favorite store:

There were stuffed bears (see above) and wolves (plural - there's a black wolf behind me) in front of the store. I explored the interior of the store also, but saw nothing new. Our journey northward was only half over, so there's more to post tomorrow:

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