The flow of time in the Connecticut valley : $b geological imprints

"The Flow of Time in the Connecticut Valley: Geological Imprints" by George W. Bain is a book that investigates the Connecticut Valley’s long geological past, showing how its scenery was formed over vast stretches of time. The book looks closely at how rivers and rocks interact and how things like weather have shaped the land we see today. It starts by painting a picture of the valley's beautiful scenery, prompting people to think about not only what it looks like now but also about the powerful role of nature and time. The authors describe the Connecticut River's edge and the natural processes that happen there helping readers understand how the valley changed through ice ages, wearing away, and the buildup of sediment. The book mixes what we can see today with scientific knowledge demonstrating how understanding the profound changes that have occurred in the valley.