30 Years Alone In A Tent In The Maine Woods & Not Noticed

[Daveboone]

He admits it was pretty close a few times during the winter. I imagine that there(just realized the italics were on) are more "hermits" out there yet.

Even New Yorks famous Noah John Rondeau (sic?) depended greatly on store bought and donated food, but he certainly was a hermit and a woodsman in every manner of the word.

 

[jjb4900]

He admits it was pretty close a few times during the winter. I imagine that there(just realized the italics were on) are more "hermits" out there yet.

Even New Yorks famous Noah John Rondeau (sic?) depended greatly on store bought and donated food, but he certainly was a hermit and a woodsman in every manner of the word.

key words are "bought" and "donated"......this guy sounds like the animal who breaks into our hunting camps when we're away.

[Doc]

He admits it was pretty close a few times during the winter. I imagine that there(just realized the italics were on) are more "hermits" out there yet.

Even New Yorks famous Noah John Rondeau (sic?) depended greatly on store bought and donated food, but he certainly was a hermit and a woodsman in every manner of the word.

Was that the guy that lived in the "hermit's cabin" up at the Adirondack Museum at Blue Mountain Lake?

[Paula]

Doc I asked my father about that guy. I didn't even have to finish the name and when I did he corrected me on the pronunciation. He said he was from Placid area, Averilville (sp). He would come in to Saranac every year for winter carnival and would have his pet wolf with him. My father said he was a scary looking man and he was scared of him, a lot of the kids in town were.