I did my first climbs on Longstack, or "Blueberry Ledges" as we used to call it, in 1978. Here I am on the approach 34 years later...

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I did my first climbs on Longstack, or "Blueberry Ledges" as we used to call it, in 1978. Here I am on the approach 34 years later...

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Fall 2014 View

Knight's Pond Conservation area parking. The climber's trail is just in front of our car. It descends fairly steeply for a few steps and then flattens out. Do NOT take the gated-off logging road on the left side of the photo.

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Aug 3, 2012

“I did my first climbs on Longstack, or "Blueberry Ledges" as we used to call it, in 1978. Here I am on the approach 34 years later...”

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Fall 2014 View

I did my first climbs on Longstack, or "Blueberry Ledges" as we used to call it, in 1978. Here I am on the approach 34 years later...

Knight's Pond Conservation area parking. The climber's trail is just in front of our car. It descends fairly steeply for a few steps and then flattens out. Do NOT take the gated-off logging road on the left side of the photo.

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Just at the knole, what a veiw of the cliff. Jonny feeling right at home.

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