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November photo highlights

Racey Henderson is one of the owners of Reber Rock Farm. She was the brief bio in the January 2020 issue of the Explorer. Photo by Mike Lynch
Racey Henderson is one of the owners of Reber Rock Farm. She was the brief bio in the January 2020 issue of the Explorer. Photo by Mike Lynch
woman standing with a horse
Racey Henderson is one of the owners of Reber Rock Farm. She appeared in the January 2020 issue in the brief bio feature. Photo by Mike Lynch
Horses get a morning meal at Reber Rock Farm. Photo by Mike Lynch
Horses get a morning meal at Reber Rock Farm. Photo by Mike Lynch
Horses get a morning meal at Reber Rock Farm. Photo by Mike Lynch
Horses get a morning meal at Reber Rock Farm. Photo by Mike Lynch
A rooster at the Reber Rock Farm. Photo by Mike Lynch
A rooster at the Reber Rock Farm. Photo by Mike Lynch
Julie Fogden, an invasive species management steward with The Nature Conservancy, talks about forest pests at the Noblewood Park in Willsboro. Photo by Mike Lynch
Julie Fogden, an invasive species management steward with The Nature Conservancy, talks about forest pests at the Noblewood Park in Willsboro. Photo by Mike Lynch
Julie Fogden, an invasive species management steward with The Nature Conservancy, talks about forest pests at the Noblewood Park in Willsboro. Photo by Mike Lynch
Julie Fogden, an invasive species management steward with The Nature Conservancy, talks about forest pests at the Noblewood Park in Willsboro. Photo by Mike Lynch
Beech-bark disease afflicted tree. Photo by Mike Lynch
Beech-bark disease afflicted tree. Photo by Mike Lynch
Jim Frenette and John Gillis talk at the James C. Frenette Sr. Recreational Trails in Tupper Lake.
Jim Frenette and John Gillis talk at the James C. Frenette Sr. Recreational Trails in Tupper Lake.
Adirondack Center for Writing hosted a story slam at the Big Slide Brewery in Lake Placid in November. Photo by Mike Lynch
Adirondack Center for Writing hosted a story slam at the Big Slide Brewery in Lake Placid in November. Photo by Mike Lynch
Adirondack Center for Writing hosted a story slam at the Big Slide Brewery in Lake Placid in November. Photo by Mike Lynch
Adirondack Center for Writing hosted a story slam at the Big Slide Brewery in Lake Placid in November. Photo by Mike Lynch
Adirondack Center for Writing hosted a story slam at the Big Slide Brewery in Lake Placid in November. Photo by Mike Lynch
Adirondack Center for Writing hosted a story slam at the Big Slide Brewery in Lake Placid in November. Photo by Mike Lynch
The hydroelectric dam on Lake Algonquin in the town of Wells. Photo by Mike Lynch
The hydroelectric dam on Lake Algonquin in the town of Wells. Photo by Mike Lynch
A road crew removes downed trees on Route 73 between the Northway and Keene Valley on November 5. Photo by Mike Lynch
A road crew removes downed trees on Route 73 between the Northway and Keene Valley on November 5. Photo by Mike Lynch
The shoulder of Route 73 near Marcy Field in Keene Valley washed out during the Halloween storm and had to be repaired. Photo by Mike Lynch
The shoulder of Route 73 near Marcy Field in Keene Valley washed out during the Halloween storm and had to be repaired. Photo by Mike Lynch
Flooding during the Halloween storm damaged roads and bridges, including Algonquin Drive in the town of Wells. Photo by Mike Lynch
Flooding during the Halloween storm damaged roads and bridges, including Algonquin Drive in the town of Wells. Photo by Mike Lynch
The historic Copeland Bridge in the town of Edinburgh in Saratoga County survived the storm. The bridge dates back to 1879. Photo by Mike Lynch
The historic Copeland Bridge in the town of Edinburgh in Saratoga County survived the storm. The bridge dates back to 1879. Photo by Mike Lynch
This bridge near the corner of Hadley Hill Road and North Shore Road in Hadley was washed out by flooding on Paul Creek during the Halloween storm. Photo by Mike Lynch
This bridge near the corner of Hadley Hill Road and North Shore Road in Hadley was washed out by flooding on Paul Creek during the Halloween storm. Photo by Mike Lynch
Snow scenes around Saranac Lake on November 12 when the region was hit with its first real storm at the lower elevations. Photo by Mike Lynch
Snow scenes around Saranac Lake on November 12 when the region was hit with its first real storm at the lower elevations. Photo by Mike Lynch
Snow scenes around Saranac Lake on November 12 when the region was hit with its first real storm at the lower elevations. Photo by Mike Lynch
Snow scenes around Saranac Lake on November 12 when the region was hit with its first real storm at the lower elevations. Photo by Mike Lynch
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Photographically, November started out with some drama as the Halloween storm caused damage throughout the region, especially in Hamilton County. That was followed a couple weeks later by a scenic snowfall that blanketed the region. In between and afterward, the Adirondack Explorer staff was out working on stories about farms, forest pests, a trail system in Tupper Lake, and the Adirondack Center for Writing. You can see images related to those stories in the above gallery.

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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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