River Days: Exploring the Connecticut River from Source to Sea
By (Author) Michael Tougias
On Cape Publications
On Cape Publications
1st January 2008
United States
General
Non Fiction
917.40444
192
Width 153mm, Height 229mm
327g
"As a boy, I had the Huck Finn dream that many do of letting the river carry me to adventure." Now, some 30 years later, award-winning outdoor writer Michael Tougias lives that dream. Trading Huck Finn's log raft for canoe and kayak, Tougias journeys the length of the Connecticut River--from its source near the Canadian border through four New England states to where it meets the sea in Connecticut. Recently designated an American Heritage River, the Connecticut provides the perfect setting for Tougias's narrative--a wonderful blend of adventure, fishing tales, history, and literature.
Michael Tougias is the bestselling author of 20 books on New England, including "10 Hours Until Dawn," "The Blizzard of '78," "Exploring the Hidden Charles," "Fatal Forecast," "The Finest Hours," "Good Night Vermont," "Quabbin: A History and Explorers Guide," and "There's a Porcupine in My Outhouse." He lives in Franklin, Massachusetts.