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Havre de Grace: A Morning Visit to Swan Harbor Farm And Back Home With Some Chesapeake Steamed Blue Crabs

I  awoke early in my elegant room at the Vandiver Inn in Havre de Grace, Maryland.   I had accomplished the  half of the reason for my visit, I had seen the waters of the ancient Susquehanna River empty into the Chesapeake Bay. A few weeks earlier I splashed in the headwaters of the river where…

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A Labor Day Hike Along The Susquehanna River, This Time Back In Pennsylvania

After my visit to Havre de Grace last weekend, I  hiked  along the Susquehanna River  on Labor Day, this time near my home in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania. I was back at the Susquehanna Wetlands in Salem Township. I felt closer to the  ancient Susquehanna River, after,  for the first time,  having seen it’s  humble beginning…

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A Morning Walk In Historic And Scenic Havre De Grace

I was undecided where I was going to hike when I awoke in Havre de Grace, Maryland last Friday morning. I  had accomplished half of the  reasons for visiting this quaint, quiet and historic  town. I  wanted to see  where the Susquehanna River ends and enters the Chesapeake Bay.  I did this on Thursday afternoon,….

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Havre de Grace, Maryland. Where The Susquehanna River Ends.

I finally made it to Havre de Grace  this past weekend.  Two weeks ago I  traveled three hours north of my home in Luzerne County in Northeastern Pennsylvania and visited the source of the Susquehanna River,  at Lake Otsego, New York. Last weekend I traveled one hour west of my home and saw the ancient…

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It was Sunday, So Where Else? A Late August Hike Back In The Susquehanna Wetlands.

After visiting Lake Otsego in New York last weekend, the source of the Susquehanna River, and hiking to a mountain top in Northumberland County above the Susquehanna River on Saturday I was back in the wetlands along the river in Luzerne County on Sunday. I was hiking, and enjoying nature, in the private nature I…

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A Great View Of The Susquehanna River From A Mountain In State Game Lands 84 In Northumberland County.

This weekend I was back along the Susquehanna River. Last weekend I was standing next to the small stream that flowed out of Lake Otsego in Cooperstown, New York which was the humble beginning of the mighty and ancient Susquehanna River. On Saturday I hiked up a mountain and was high above a much wider…

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Lake Otsego New York: A Hike On The Owen D. Young Nature Trail In Nearby Historic Van Hornesville.

It was  cloudy. again, Sunday  morning when I awoke  in my room at the Lake n Pines Hotel along the northwestern shore of Lake Otsego New York. I had already  accomplished my mission on Saturday and splashed in the headwaters of the Susquehanna River  as it  flowed from  Lake Otsego.  I had planned to again…

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Lake Otsego: Glimmerglass State Park, The Susquehanna River And The Baseball Hall Of Frame.

I  awoke early in my room at the Lake’ N Pines hotel overlooking Lake Otsego  in New York.  I  had hoped to watch the sunrise over “Glimmerglass Lake” the name given to this beautiful lake by the famous novelist James Fenimore Cooper. However, the skies were cloudy, but I still enjoyed a beautiful sky as…

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Lake Otsego: Where The Susquehanna River Begins.

It is raining outside  so I  am writing this blog  in my hotel room along the shores of Lake Otsego in New York on a  Saturday morning. Until a few weeks ago I had never heard of Lake Otsego. However, while doing some reading about the Susquehanna River, I learned that this scenic glacial lake…

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The Song Birds Are Leaving As The End Of Summer Approaches At The Susquehanna Wetlands.

After my first visit to the Big Pocono State Park in Monroe County on Saturday, I returned to the wetlands along the Susquehanna River in Luzerne County for my Sunday nature  hike.   I have been hiking in this private nature preserve for about 10 years now. I discovered it after the woodlands near were I…

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