Adirondack Style $30.00 Hardcover The Adirondack &quot;Great Camp&quot; style bears witness to the long and interesting history of New York State's northeastern corner, from the splint basketry and bark sheathing used by the native people, the furs and skins so prized by the earliest white traders, the thick walls built by the French soldiers eager to protect their North American strongholds, and the unpeeled log structures of early lumberjacks.
(style; bears; witness) (the splint basketry and bark sheathing; used; by the native people) (the furs and skins; so prized; by the earliest white traders) (the thick walls; built; by the French soldiers eager to protect their North American strongholds) (the French soldiers eager; to protect; their North American strongholds)
style the splint basketry and bark sheathing the furs and skins the thick walls the French soldiers eager
bears used so prized built to protect
witness
by the native people
by the earliest white traders
by the French soldiers eager to protect their North American strongholds
their North American strongholds