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enjoyed Mark Phillips’s essay “Attachment Theory” (October 2023). As a boy, my husband camped with his family at Forked Lake. When we married, we started camping there. The first trip he took me to Long Lake and we visited the Adirondack Hotel. At Forked Lake I learned that it is much

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