The dogs and I left for home early on Tuesday morning and I took the usual, fastest route. When we passed Lake Colby near the town of Saranac Lake, I pulled off the road to watch the people ice fishing. Daphne found them all fascinating. I sure wish I could have read her mind:
I stopped right in the middle of the town of Saranac Lake to photograph some lovely old homes along the shore of Lake Flower:
In the town of Lake Placid I pulled in to the Equestrian Center hoping to find both scenic views and and a place to let the dogs out. I succeeded only in the former:
The Lake Placid Equestrian Center was a great place for scenic views of the Adirondack mountains even though the day was overcast:
Farther along, I stopped on Adirondack Loj Road for a view of the high peaks near Mount Marcy:
And from there I could also see the Olympic Ski Jumps of Lake Placid:
Route 73 then took us over the mountains toward the Keene Valley:
And then drops steeply down into the Keene Valley:
The views here are quite nice but the places to stop and take photos are few. I took advantage of whatever pull-offs I could find:
At the intersection of Routes 73 and 9N I stopped once again to photograph my favorite scene of all. The skies had cleared by then although a few wispy clouds drifted across the mountaintops:
The Adirondacks here are close at hand and one can see, at least on a clear day, great detail atop the peaks:
It was a grand scene but not a safe place to let the dogs out. So I snapped one more photo and continued on my way toward home:
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