This week I went to the source of the CT River. I will write about my trip in the next day or two. Meanwhile, here is a link for pictures of the trip.
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This blog is way to share my expedition with my students, friends, and family. This is the story of my journey to understand communities, rivers, and river-communities. The highlight of my expedition will be a kayaking trip down the Connecticut River.
Connecticut River Wisdom
"Indeed,...the Connecticut River has at least as strong a claim as Massachusetts Bay to being the birthplace of American democracy" (x). -- W.D. Wetherell, This American River
Connecticut River Summer Reading List
- Long River Winding: Life, Love, and Death Along the Connecticut-- by Jim Bissland
- The Connecticut River Boating Guide --by John Stinton, Elizabeth Farnsworth, and Wendy Stinton
- Confluence: A River, The Environment, Politics, and The Fate of All Humanity --by Nathaniel Tripp
- The Upper Valley: An Illustrated Guide Along the Connecticut river Before the Twentieth Century -by Jerold Wikoff
- River Days: Exploring the Connecticut River From Source to Sea --by Michael Tougias
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The pictures from your trip are great!! I especially love the self-portrait!!! I think it is so interesting to see how the beginning/source of the Connecticut River is a tiny little stream that comes out from a little pond.
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