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Tripping on Travel: Winter River Walk, Windham County, CT

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First published at 20:59 UTC on February 23rd, 2024.

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This is another example where the site I visited is so close to a main road, it is the sound of traffic that dominates the audible outdoor sounds I record in the footage. And so, background music has been added, until I reach the last segment of the video. At that point, I was able to briefly record the sound of the river water, as I moved closer to it's shoreline. And mind you, I only visited a very small portion of this trail, and only one of it's bridges. That bridge will be in part 2.

The 'Blaze Your Path' website explains that during the 20th century, the Quinebaug River faced environmental challenges. This included urbanization, industrial pollution, and flooding. In the 1970s, efforts to restore and protect the river began. The 45 mile Quinebaug River Water Trail was established as one of the conservation efforts. There are several access points, including this one in Putnam, known there as the Putnam River Trail.

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References:
TrailLink: Quinebaug River Trail
https://www.traillink.com/trail/quinebaug-river-trail/
BlazeYourPath: Quinebaug River Water Trail
https://blazeyourpath.com/national-recreation-trail/quinebaug-river-water-trail/
Putnam River Trail
https://www.putnamct.us/visit-us/putnam-river-trail

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