Chuck Brumley - Revision history

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	[[File:Chuck Brumley.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Chuck Brumley demonstrating telegraphy in the [[~~Union Depot\|~~Union Depot]] ]]		[[File:Chuck Brumley.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Chuck Brumley demonstrating telegraphy in the [[Union Depot]] ]]

	'''Born:''' September 21, 1939		'''Born:''' September 21, 1939

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	He was a licensed guide, who ran his own Adirondack tour company.		He was a licensed guide, who ran his own Adirondack tour company.

	For a time he was, a regular columnist for the ''[[~~Adirondack Enterprise\|~~Adirondack Enterprise]]'', and published four books: ''Wild New York: A Celebration of Our State's Natural Beauty''; ''[[Guides of the Adirondacks: A History\|Guides of the Adirondacks: A History]] (1994)''; and two collections of Adirondack short stories: ''Ripples From the Paddle'' (2000) and ''Cry Me Home, Loon'' (2003).		For a time he was, a regular columnist for the ''[[Adirondack Enterprise]]'', and published four books: ''Wild New York: A Celebration of Our State's Natural Beauty''; ''[[Guides of the Adirondacks: A History\|Guides of the Adirondacks: A History]] (1994)''; and two collections of Adirondack short stories: ''Ripples From the Paddle'' (2000) and ''Cry Me Home, Loon'' (2003).
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	He was a musician who played in jazz, folk, bluegrass and rock bands, playing trombone, banjo and acoustic bass.		He was a musician who played in jazz, folk, bluegrass and rock bands, playing trombone, banjo and acoustic bass.

	He taught history for a time at [[~~North Country Community College\|~~North Country Community College]] and served on the boards of libraries, charitable and environmental organizations.		He taught history for a time at [[North Country Community College]] and served on the boards of libraries, charitable and environmental organizations.

	He was a licensed guide, who ran his own Adirondack tour company.		He was a licensed guide, who ran his own Adirondack tour company.

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	'''External link'''		'''External link'''
	* North Country Public Radio ran [[http://www.northcountrypublicradio.org\news/story/15310/20100302/saranac-lake-author-chuck-brumley-1940-2010\|a brief audio clip]] of Brumley speaking about guiding.		* North Country Public Radio ran [http://www.northcountrypublicradio.org\news/story/15310/20100302/saranac-lake-author-chuck-brumley-1940-2010 a brief audio clip] of Brumley speaking about guiding.

	===Comments===		===Comments===

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	He was a licensed guide, who ran his own Adirondack tour company.		He was a licensed guide, who ran his own Adirondack tour company.

	For a time he was, a regular columnist for the ''[[Adirondack Enterprise\|Adirondack Enterprise]]'', and published four books: ''Wild New York: A Celebration of Our State's Natural Beauty''; ''[[Guides of the Adirondacks~~%3A~~ A History\|Guides of the Adirondacks: A History]] (1994)''; and two collections of Adirondack short stories: ''Ripples From the Paddle'' (2000) and ''Cry Me Home, Loon'' (2003).		For a time he was, a regular columnist for the ''[[Adirondack Enterprise\|Adirondack Enterprise]]'', and published four books: ''Wild New York: A Celebration of Our State's Natural Beauty''; ''[[Guides of the Adirondacks: A History\|Guides of the Adirondacks: A History]] (1994)''; and two collections of Adirondack short stories: ''Ripples From the Paddle'' (2000) and ''Cry Me Home, Loon'' (2003).
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	From childhood until moving to Saranac Lake, he had summered at Piseco Lake, Hamilton County, where his grandparents and great-grandparents had camps, as well as at Camp Red Cloud on Lake Champlain, where he developed his outdoorsman skills.		From childhood until moving to Saranac Lake, he had summered at Piseco Lake, Hamilton County, where his grandparents and great-grandparents had camps, as well as at Camp Red Cloud on Lake Champlain, where he developed his outdoorsman skills.

	After moving to Saranac Lake permanently in 1984, he became involved in cross-country skiing, snowshoe racing, and canoeing competitions; he paddled the 90-mile, three-day [[Adirondack~~%20Canoe%20Classic~~\|Adirondack Canoe Classic]] every year. He also became a "46er," climbing all 46 of the Adirondack mountains over 4,000 feet.		After moving to Saranac Lake permanently in 1984, he became involved in cross-country skiing, snowshoe racing, and canoeing competitions; he paddled the 90-mile, three-day [[Adirondack Canoe Classic\|Adirondack Canoe Classic]] every year. He also became a "46er," climbing all 46 of the Adirondack mountains over 4,000 feet.

	He collected model trains, jazz and bluegrass recordings, antique canoes, old ham radios, Adirondack books, and various fast cars, including a Shelby Cobra.		He collected model trains, jazz and bluegrass recordings, antique canoes, old ham radios, Adirondack books, and various fast cars, including a Shelby Cobra.
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	He was a musician who played in jazz, folk, bluegrass and rock bands, playing trombone, banjo and acoustic bass.		He was a musician who played in jazz, folk, bluegrass and rock bands, playing trombone, banjo and acoustic bass.

	He taught history for a time at [[North~~%20Country%20Community%20College~~\|North Country Community College]] and served on the boards of libraries, charitable and environmental organizations.		He taught history for a time at [[North Country Community College\|North Country Community College]] and served on the boards of libraries, charitable and environmental organizations.

	He was a licensed guide, who ran his own Adirondack tour company.		He was a licensed guide, who ran his own Adirondack tour company.

	For a time he was, a regular columnist for the ''[[Adirondack~~%20Enterprise~~\|Adirondack Enterprise]]'', and published four books: ''Wild New York: A Celebration of Our State's Natural Beauty''; ''[[Guides~~%20of%20the%20Adirondacks~~%3A~~%20A%20History~~\|Guides of the Adirondacks: A History]] (1994)''; and two collections of Adirondack short stories: ''Ripples From the Paddle'' (2000) and ''Cry Me Home, Loon'' (2003).		For a time he was, a regular columnist for the ''[[Adirondack Enterprise\|Adirondack Enterprise]]'', and published four books: ''Wild New York: A Celebration of Our State's Natural Beauty''; ''[[Guides of the Adirondacks%3A A History\|Guides of the Adirondacks: A History]] (1994)''; and two collections of Adirondack short stories: ''Ripples From the Paddle'' (2000) and ''Cry Me Home, Loon'' (2003).
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	See [[Al~~%20Pandolfo~~\|Al Pandolfo]] for one of Chuck's columns.		See [[Al Pandolfo\|Al Pandolfo]] for one of Chuck's columns.

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	[[File:Chuck Brumley.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Chuck Brumley demonstrating telegraphy in the [[Union Depot\|Union Depot]]\| ]]		[[File:Chuck Brumley.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Chuck Brumley demonstrating telegraphy in the [[Union Depot\|Union Depot]] ]]

	'''Born:''' September 21, 1939		'''Born:''' September 21, 1939

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	* North Country Public Radio ran [[http://www.northcountrypublicradio.org\news/story/15310/20100302/saranac-lake-author-chuck-brumley-1940-2010\|a brief audio clip]] of Brumley speaking about guiding.		* North Country Public Radio ran [[http://www.northcountrypublicradio.org\news/story/15310/20100302/saranac-lake-author-chuck-brumley-1940-2010\|a brief audio clip]] of Brumley speaking about guiding.

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	''2011-09-12 10:56:53'' Thank-you for this tribute to my dad. —137.53.241.12		''2011-09-12 10:56:53'' Thank-you for this tribute to my dad. —137.53.241.12

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	'''Born:''' September 21, 1939		'''Born:''' September 21, 1939

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	'''Born:''' September 21, 1939		'''Born:''' September 21, 1939