“There are bogs and bogs but none to equal a Kennebec {Maine} spruce swamp. Whoever has walked in one will find the hot asphalt of Tophet {Hell} a pleasant lawn.’’
— From “Kennebec,’’ by Robert P. Tristram Coffin (1937)
“There are bogs and bogs but none to equal a Kennebec {Maine} spruce swamp. Whoever has walked in one will find the hot asphalt of Tophet {Hell} a pleasant lawn.’’
— From “Kennebec,’’ by Robert P. Tristram Coffin (1937)