Chapter Twelve
Uninvited Guests
Life in the mountain camp went on through the winter, with new members coming and going and the long term residents adjusting to the routines. There were no unhappy guests and no one really complained, although Patty led the list of campers who had something to b***h about on a daily basis. Ellen and Frank continued their weekend trips to and from the city and life in the Adirondacks was good until the snowmobilers showed up.
It is a given fact in northern rural country life that the great divide between those who operate snowmobiles and those who don’t will probably never be amicably closed. On one side you have the logical mindset that says that if you can have something that allows you to travel very fast over snow, then you should be able to exercise
