Description
Gliding through the changing landscapes of the Hudson River, a woman in a canoe guides readers from the river’s Adirondack beginnings—its source in a mountain lake—to its wide, urban meeting with the Atlantic at New York City. Along the way, the journey becomes a moving meditation on place and time, tracing how water carries history, ecology, and human stories downstream. Blending travel narrative with historical reflection, the book invites readers to see the river not just as geography, but as a living corridor shaped by seasons, settlement, and change. With Elisha Cooper’s lyrical, immersive style, this is both a voyage of discovery and a thoughtful look at the Hudson’s enduring significance.
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Published Jan 1, 2019
ISBN: 9781338312263
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First Published
2019
Language
eng
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