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The Pine Creek Rail-Trail continues at Rattlesnake Rock, 1.8 miles south of Blackwell, PA. There is a large access area here, including latrine restrooms and large parking areas. (See page 216 for details) SEGMENT SUMMARY: This section of the trail is 8.8 miles long. It follows the highway for a bit before setting out along a wide valley. We skirt the Cedar Run narrows before we cruise through the magnificent steel truss bridge at Cedar Run. A short distance south and we arrive at the tiny picturesque…
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329,328, there is 16 counties in Maine. Maine’s state bird is the black-capped chickadee, known for their oversized round head and distinctive feathers. Do you know that the state tree is the white pine tree, which gave Maine the name “The Pine Tree State”? More pine, the state flower is the white pine cone and tassel. Did you know that the state animal is the moose, and the state insect is a honeybee? The biggest city in Maine is Portland, but Augusta is the capital city in Maine. Did you know…
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Hawthorne uses the time period, the location and the physical structures as elements of setting that he uses in his short story. The use of these themes is to enhance the experience and involvement of the reader with inevitable evil that will ultimately lead to a loss of faith and to isolation in his life. The time period is the first element of setting that enhances Hawthorne’s theme. The story is set in the Puritan Time Period. This time period was marked by incredible intolerance and suspicion, which…
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is that humans share certain aspects of their lives. In the short story, “The Scarlet Ibis”, by James Hurst, the author included how emotion was identified between a young boy and his brother. “The Scarlet Ibis” is a short story about a boy named William Armstrong, nicknamed as Doodle. When Doodle was born he was invalid, but as time went on he got the ability to walk, talk, and do things just like the rest of his family. The story goes along as Doodle gets older and develops. As Doodle got older…
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train in Petoskey early that day, Hemingway and his two friends—Jack Pentecost, his high school classmate from Illinois, and Al Walker—had looked forward to visiting Seney. This excursion was to be the last great fishing trip of the summer. The short trip to Mackinaw City had been enjoyable enough, but the boys watched with greater interest when they reached the straits. Their train car was loaded onto the Chief Wawatam for the hour-long ferry ride across the straits. The engine remained behind…
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stress disorder, a common disorder that affects war veterans. According to Mayo clinic, the issues connected with PTSD, include: interfering with others, the lack of privacy, flashbacks about the war site and being on guard. “Chainsaw Fingers” is a short story about a war veteran named Mills who fought in combat and received prosthetic limbs to replace his legs. Later, as he was running around his neighborhood a car crashed into him and damaged his hands and fingers. Again he received an amputee, but…
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An Explanation, in Part, of Young Goodman Brown In the short story “Young Goodman Brown,” the author, Nathaniel Hawthorne, tries heavily to mark the significance of the title character’s transition to evil. Hawthorne uses the passage, “On he flew among the black pines, brandishing his staff with frenzied gestures, now giving vent to an inspiration of horrid blasphemy, and now shouting fourth such laughter as set all the echoes of the forest laughing like demons around him. The fiend in his own…
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Outcast Of Poker Flat by Bret Harte is about four people who are exiled because of who they are and what they do for a living. In this short story, characters will go through things in life that are inevitable. During the winter time, freezing to death is something that cannot be avoided if they’re not living in good conditions. “Feathery drifts of snow, shaken from long pine-boughs, flew like white-winged birds, and settled about them as they slept.” (Harte 32) “They slept all that day and next, nor did…
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distinguished writers during the 1920s. For example in some of her stories, “ Sweat”, “The Gilded Six-Bits” and “Why Women Take Advantage of Men” Hurston consistently give women the power in the end of the story. In doing this she makes her works unappealing to her audience because she challenges the role of a women in the 1920s. In Hurston works she portrays feminist views by defying the stereotypical role of women. In the story "The Gilded Six Bits" by Zora Neal Hurston she conveys her feministic…
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and a orange boarder. Standing at 7% alcohol by volume. Named after the river in northern Michigan. Also named after Ernest Hemingway’s short story “Big Two-Hearted River.” The aroma is non-grassy, full bodied citrus smell, similar to grapefruit zest. The ale’s aroma has as a slight sweet undertone with slight ester or fruitiness with a finish of resinous pine. Little to no alcohol nose bite. Not over powering and enjoyable. The color is a light burnt orange to medium copper. The head was not…
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