An attention-getting flow patterns the face of a sand deposit near the river. Very fine silty particles, perhaps with a bit of clay, form drips and cascades across the exposed bank in a textured display of static motion.
Monthly Archives: November 2014
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River Road
Laden
Past
The stone arch over the flat water of Sackett’s Brook carries the Connecticut River Line over a desolate marsh, isolated from the village of Putney by time and change. Built around 1850 for the Vermont Valley Railroad, later the Boston and Maine and now the New England Central, this quiet span lies north of Kathan’s Ferry and the former depot.