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January photo highlights

Uphill skiers at Whiteface Mountain often get a chance to experience a sunrise and an alpenglow. Photo by Mike Lynch
Uphill skiers at Whiteface Mountain often get a chance to experience a sunrise and an alpenglow. Photo by Mike Lynch
Vinny McClelland, former owner of the Mountaineer, skins up Whiteface Mountain during a January morning. Photo by Mike Lynch
Vinny McClelland, former owner of the Mountaineer, skins up Whiteface Mountain during a January morning. Photo by Mike Lynch
A skier gets an early morning run in before lift service begins at Whiteface Mountain. Photo by Mike Lynch
A skier gets an early morning run in before lift service begins at Whiteface Mountain. Photo by Mike Lynch
A freshly groomed trail on Whiteface Mountain. Photo by Mike Lynch
A freshly groomed trail on Whiteface Mountain. Photo by Mike Lynch
Chad Vogel of Reber Rock Farm uses draft horses to log in Willsboro. Photo by Mike Lynch
Chad Vogel of Reber Rock Farm uses draft horses to log in Willsboro. Photo by Mike Lynch
Chad Vogel of Reber Rock Farm uses draft horses to log in Willsboro. Photo by Mike Lynch
Chad Vogel of Reber Rock Farm uses draft horses to log in Willsboro. Photo by Mike Lynch
Chad Vogel of Reber Rock Farm uses draft horses to log in Willsboro. Photo by Mike Lynch
Chad Vogel of Reber Rock Farm uses draft horses to log in Willsboro. Photo by Mike Lynch
Bob Liseno teaches local students how to build a lean-to. Photo by Mike Lynch
Bob Liseno teaches local students how to build a lean-to. Photo by Mike Lynch
Bob Liseno teaches local students how to build a lean-to. Photo by Mike Lynch
Bob Liseno teaches local students how to build a lean-to. Photo by Mike Lynch
Bob Lisend teaches local students how to build a lean-to. Photo by Mike Lynch
Bob Lisend teaches local students how to build a lean-to. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Penfield Homestead dates back to the 1800s. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Penfield Homestead dates back to the 1800s. Photo by Mike Lynch
The state Department of Environmental Conservation has found the Penfield Pond Dam to be unsound, and the foundation that owns the property is attempting to find funds to repair it. Photo by Mike Lynch
The state Department of Environmental Conservation has found the Penfield Pond Dam to be unsound, and the foundation that owns the property is attempting to find funds to repair it. Photo by Mike Lynch
A barn on the Penfield Homestead in Essex County. Photo by Mike Lynch
A barn on the Penfield Homestead in Essex County. Photo by Mike Lynch
A hawk hunts for prey in Ticonderoga. Photo by Mike Lynch
A hawk hunts for prey in Ticonderoga. Photo by Mike Lynch
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We were working on the March issue during the month of January, so you’ll get a sneak preview of the next issue when you look through these photos. The March issue with include stories about uphill skiing at Whiteface, horse logging in Willsboro, a volunteer effort to build lean-tos, and the Penfield Homestead in Essex County.

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Mike Lynch is a multimedia reporter for the Adirondack Explorer. He can be reached at mike@adirondackexplorer.org. Sign up for Mike’s newsletter

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