The largest collection of lean-to pictures ever (probably) (image heavy)

[DSettahr]

Ode to an Adirondack lean-to... The following pictures represent roughly 40% of the lean-tos in New York State.

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[Neil]

I would give you one rep point for each lean-to but the software is configured in such a way as to render that impossible. I will however send one such rep point ( a digital quadrangular rendering of a square, green in colour) tout de suite.

 

[Peakbagr]

Brendan,

Only 40% ? Only kidding. Very interesting and original. Nice reference for someone planning a trip.

Alan

 

[DSettahr]

Brendan,

Only 40% ? Only kidding. Very interesting and original. Nice reference for someone planning a trip.

Alan

What's even scarier is that I've spent at least one night in probably at least half of the ones pictured...

 

[JacobH]

I was scrolling through and got to page 2 and I thought "Wow! This is a lot of lean-to's." Then I realized I wasn't even close to halfway through yet. Really nice job!

 

[DSettahr]

There are 123 lean-tos shown. My last count of lean-tos in New York State was around 275 total- so what's shown is roughly 44% of the total number of lean-tos in NY.

Of the 123 shown, 3 (Black Pond, Long Pond, and Bozen Kill) are day use only. Of the remaining 120 where one can legally camp, I've spent at least one night in 79. (My currrent total is somewhere around 115 or 120, but I don't have pictures of the others, unfortunately!)

 

[Head]

Very cool! Enjoyed looking through em all. Keep em' comin'!

 

[Tom Rankin]

Many of them are in the Catskills, but yeah, cool!

 

[skiguy]

Sweat!This is beyond green squares.......

 

[MichaelJ]

You could call this "A Bear's Field Guide to the Human Camper"

Thanks for putting it together, it's very cool!

 

[Raymond]

I liked the Sand Lake photo best.