Tim is Professor Emeritus at Stony Brook University where he was Director of Choral Music. A singer and pianist, he moved to the Adirondacks to live in the Park he first visited in 1955. An avid hiker and outdoorsman, he is both a summer and winter 46er. He and his wife have volunteered as caretakers in remote locations around the world.
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Wilderness is many things. It’s complicated. Wilderness is remote. Wilderness is solitude. It’s far from any roads. Not near a town.
Eskers are neat remnants of the glaciers which once covered the Adirondacks and other northern climes.
A hidden gem in the Town of Peru is the Ausable Marsh encompassing 660 acres of the Ausable River delta on the shore of Lake Champlain.
As volunteer caretakers, my wife and I have lived in the middle of wilderness areas around the world. In each case, we were tasked with protecting the wilderness and wildlife.
