Adirondack Living February 2017

ADIRONDACK PREMIER PROPERTIES INC. HOMES THAT WILL MOVE YOU! LEADING IN REAL ESTATE SALES

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FAWN RIDGE CUSTOM HOME LP 4 bdrm home w/ an open floor plan, wrap-around deck, 2 car garage and views of Whiteface Mt. $825,000

CUSTOM ADIRONDACK Adirondack home situated on 20 private acres with beautiful Whiteface Mountain views, stone fireplace. $1,195,000

LAKE PLACID WATERFRONT Road access lot on Lake Placid, 160 feet of waterfront & an approved building site for home and boathouse. $1,895,000

STEVENS COTTAGE Completely renovated 5 bedroom home with successful vacation rental history.

Sold fully furnished. $795,000

AMPERSAND RESORT Heron Townhomes with covered slips on the shores of Lower Saranac Lake, sandy beachfront. $795,000

SENECA TRAIL HOME IN LP Five bedroom home in prime location on a quiet trail, wood burning fireplace. Being sold furnished. $449,000

CHARMING LOG CABIN SANDBROOK TOWNHOME CAMP WOODSONG Located within the Whiteface Club and Adirondack Loj Road in Lake Placid with 46 Three bedroom cabin on almost five acres Resort, completely renovated, 4 bdrm, acres and amazing views. Six bedroom with a second elevated building site.

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PINEHURST LODGE Pinehurst Lodge is a historic, unique and distinctive landmark home ideally located in the Village of Lake Placid. The Great Room with cathedral ceilings and log beams are highlighted by two original massive granite fireplaces with french doors leading outside to a covered porch with an antler chandelier. The cozy den with granite fireplace is perfect for serenity and private reading.

The main level bonus room is complete with multiple game tables and a covered patio with a hot-tub and outside stone fireplace and the five bedrooms on three different levels have four ensuite bathrooms to ensure privacy. The renovated kitchen and dining room with vaulted ceilings and skylights are sun filled with doors leading to a patio, firepit, large lawns, gardens and a small cottage. This beautiful home is being sold lavishly furnished.

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Carl Heilmann III More than 200 people descended on Keene Valley for the 21st annual Adirondack International Mountaineering Festival put on by The Mountaineer store on January 13-15th. The festival, known as Mountainfest, offers classes on beginning to advanced ice climbing, snowshoeing and avalanche safety.

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House Painting Hints From an Artist

By Kelly Carroll

P

icking paint colors for a house can be a difficult endeavor for homeowners, but if they plan ahead, they can spend less time wading through paint swatches and more time updating their space.

Georgeanne Gaffney, originally from Baltimore, is an artist living in Saranac Lake who works off of photographs to create portrait and landscape paintings.

Her process includes the layering of several paints and glazes to make works of art that are full of color and texture while maintaining an aged effect.

Occasionally, she consults and is commissioned for decorative finishes in houses and she said there are several factors a homeowner has to consider before choosing a color.

Before painting, a person should have a general overview of what the room is going to look like and what is going to be in it, she said.

“The surroundings can affect color reflection or color dominance,” she said. “If you want the color to be a really intense part of the room or you want the color to fade into the background, those are all things to think about ahead of time.

“You also have to think of the flow, if you’re working on an entire home, how the rooms all work together so it’s not disjointed or piecey. Even if you have a high contrast, there should be some elements that tie everything together.”

As far as choosing a color for a room, Gaffney said earth tones are popular right now with greens, browns and some reds for accents. Creams and offwhites continue to be favorites as people like

neutral colors, but Gaffney said style really varies from client to client.

“Usually you stay away from complementary colors, because they’re complementary and they make each other jump out, Gaffney said. “So keeping things a little bit more subdued and natural is sometimes best.”

Once a homeowner has a basic color idea, Gaffney said they should take the time to think about it, look at the color consistently and take photographs.

“When I do consulting, I’ll pick out a whole range of colors and I’ll paint them on boards bigger than the little chips you see in the color decks,” she said. “The chips are hard for some people to just pick straight out and imagine what the color is going to look like really big, so I’ll do bigger boards that are usually a footby- a- foot or sometimes larger.”

Gaffney emphasized that lighting is one of the most important factors when finally choosing a color, because as the lighting changes, so does the color.

“I have clients look at the color at all times of the

day and move the boards around the room,” she said, “because sometimes in the morning, it’s really bright, and it can make a color look garish. And in the night time, the artificial light can change the color, so that’s definitely one rule of thumb I suggest for people.”

If a homeowner goes through the process and isn’t pleased with their new color, Gaffney said they shouldn’t worry.

“You can always paint over paint, so it’s forgiving in that way.”

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2/2/17 - 2/5/17 Empire State Winter Games Lake Placid, Wilmington, Saranac Lake, Tupper Lake, Malone, & Paul Smiths.

2/3/17 - 2/12/17 120th Annual Saranac Lake Winter Carnival - Saranac Lake 2/4/17 Tupper Lake Northern Challenge Ice Fishing Derby Simond Pond, Tupper Lake

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depending on how long you wish to be out. It’s 3.8 miles end to end.

DIRECTIONS: From the intersection of state Route 30 and Route 86 in Paul Smiths, follow Route 86 toward Saranac Lake. The trailhead off Route 86 is roughly 3.5 miles north of Saranac Lake (and not marked).

Fish Pond Truck Trail DIFFICULTY: Intermediate DISTANCE: 9.4 miles, round trip DIRECTIONS: From the intersection of state Route 30 and Route 86 in Paul Smiths, follow Route 30 to Lake Clear.

Pass through Lake Clear and locate Fish Hatchery Road on the right; the Little Clear Pond Access Road will be down on the right. After about 0.75 miles from Fish Hatchery Road the Fish Pond Truck Trail will come in on the right.

Sheep Meadow DIFFICULTY: Easy to intermediate DISTANCE: 6.8 miles, round-trip DIRECTIONS: From the intersection of state Route 30 and 86 follow Route 30 and go for 3.75 miles to Slush Pond Road on the left. Directly across the road from the unplowed Slush Pond Road is the Hays Brook Trail parking. Drive this road carefully to the parking area. Continue to follow the road on foot for about 0.25 miles to the trail on the left.

Bloomingdale Bog DIFFICULTY: Easy DISTANCE: This is a trail whose distance can be altered

Grass Pond DIFFICULTY: Easy DISTANCE: 4.0 miles, round-trip DIRECTIONS: From the intersection of state Route 30 and 86 follow Route 30 and go for 3.75 miles to Slush Pond Road on the left. Directly across the road from the unplowed Slush Pond Road is the Hays Brook Trail parking. Drive this road carefully to the parking area. Continue to follow the road on foot for about 0.25 miles to the trail on the left.

Slush Pond Road DIFFICULTY: Easy DISTANCE: 4.0 miles, round-trip DIRECTIONS: From the intersection of state Route 30 and 86 follow Route 30 and go for 3.75 miles to Slush Pond Road on the left. Directly across the road from the unplowed Slush Pond Road is the Hays Brook Trail parking. Drive this road carefully to the parking area. You will need to walk back to and cross Route 30 to access the road.

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Getting Crafty for Carnival Heating business builds some of Saranac Lake’s hottest parade floats

By Emily R. Luxford

(Photo — Shawn Kittle

n a town that prides itself on an active sense of community, the Saranac Lake Winter Carnival is one of the most important events of the season.

There is a lot to see at this 10day festival, such as the Ice Palace, fireworks, winter-style competitions and the Gala Parade.

Nothing says community spirit like a good parade — not only in the parade itself but in the preparation.

Parade floats take a lot of time and creativity, but who is responsible for them? Dan Reilly of HomEnergy Services, a Saranac Lake-based business that specializes in heating fuel and equipment, has been building floats on and off for 20 years.

“Float building started out as a fun way to involve our children in the parade,” Reilly said. “It has certainly grown over the years.”

HomEnergy’s past floats have been among the biggest in each parade, featuring gigantic figures such as Mighty Mouse, to go with last year’s “Superheroes and Villains” carnival theme, and a dragon for the 2014 “Celtic Carnival.” It takes more than one creative mind to come up with such ideas. Reilly, his wife Aggie Pelletieri and friends Lori and Don Rumble brainstorm over dinner, and then they bring their imaginings to fruition after business hours and on weekends.

“We have a key group of volunteers and others who come and go, including some employees,” Reilly explains.

A float takes a lot of time and patience as well as materials — from the wood to make the

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Volunteers build a dragon’s head for HomEnergy’s float in the 2014 Saranac Lake Winter Carnival Gala Parade.

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frame that goes over the vehicle to the paper, backed with cloth for strength. It’s quite the family affair, too, with costumes created by Reilly’s mother-inlaw Sully Pelletieri.

What’s more, he said, “we like special effects, so over the years we have designed and

built a couple of confetti guns and smoke machines.”

When asked what Reilly’s favorite float is, he admits that “everyone has their favorite,” but his is the 2001 “Glory Train,” which featured live musicians.

“It’s important to be visually impressive,” Reilly said, “but to also make a lot of noise.” With all the fire trucks and bands playing, a float has to compete for people’s attention.

Mark you calendar to join in on the festivities from the Coronation show starting Friday, Feb. 3 through the storming of the Ice Palace with fireworks and slide show at dusk on Sunday, Feb. 12.

Saranac Lake has attracted many to settle down in this small community. Engage in the contagious spirit, great quality of life and events related to art, music, history and wellness.

Check out the website for a detailed schedule at www. saranaclakewintercarnival.com

Mighty Mouse flies atop HomEnergy’s float in the 2016 Saranac Lake Winter Carnival Gala Parade.

(Photo — Lou Reuter)

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I Love New York Ads Show Ice Palace, Whiteface

By Kelly Carroll SARANAC LAKE - The Ice Palace and Whiteface Mountain Ski Center will soon be seen on television sets across the Northeast as part of the state’s new winter tourism campaign.

The Saranac Lake Winter Carnival’s main attraction, lit up beneath a firework show, leads off a new 30-second I Love New York advertisement to promote winter destinations in the state.

“It’s great, and I Love New York has always been very supportive in helping to promote the Carnival,” said Colleen O’Neill, the Winter Carnival Committee’s publicity chair. “They recognize that what we’re doing is so unique here, that more people should know about it and more people should visit. As widely known as we are by many people, there’s still a lot people that find out about the Ice Palace, and they immediately want to visit.

The marketing campaign also includes a second advertisement focused on winter sports and recreation, which includes the state-owned Whiteface in Wilmington and Gore Mountain in North Creek, as well as West Mountain in Queensbury, Kissing Bridge in Glenwood and Plattekill in Roxbury. It also shows snowmobiling in Allegheny State Park in Salamanca and ice skating at Canalside in Buffalo.

Both ads end with the slogan, “It’s all here. It’s ONLY here.”

“The marketing campaign, the whole point of it is showing all the things that you can only find in New York state,” O’Neill said. “I think people don’t realize, especially if they’ve never been to the Adirondacks, there’s so much to offer here as far as recreational opportunities.”

The ad campaign will run until Feb. 19 in markets including New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Connecticut, as well as Montreal and Toronto in Canada.

Winter travel accounts for 21 percent of New York’s total tourism and contributed more than $13 billion in direct visitor spending in 2015.