Come, wander upriver with Jeanette Hooban and me, on a leisurely November weekend afternoon. Suffuse yourselves with history, beauty, timelessness, tranquility, and, o, yes, the art pottery which was the trigger for our journey.
NJWILDBEAUTY readers may fully know that the Delaware is my sacred favorite river. That I have fought for the river and her valley since I moved to Bucks County in 1981, to discover that a vile PUMP was poised to remove 200 million gallons a day from this tidal miracle of ours. That we won the referendum, but lost the battle. The PUMP was built while I lived in France. But our well-publicized ceaseless battle against ‘progress’ and profit and, frankly, high powered GREED itself, cut the gallons that are taken daily to cool a nuclear power plant on the Susquehanna. My Congressman, Peter Kostmayer, fought to have what’s left of the Delaware named Wild and Scenic. The shad have blessed his efforts by returning.
Come wander the Delaware Valley northward, to a place before power plants and pumps.

Autumn Detritus, Vintage Bridge, Point Pleasant, Pennsylvania

Vintage Bridge, Point Pleasant, PA

Splendor in the Grasses, Pt. Pleasant, PA

Centerpiece, Pt. Pleasant, PA

Brick Masterpiece, Pt. Pleasant, PA

Bygone Days, Pt. Pleasant, PA

Modern Bridge, in Drought Time, Pt. Pleasant, NJ

“Down By the Station”, Pt. Pleasant, PA

Venerable Doorway, Pt. Pleasant, PA

Vintage Doorway, Point Pleasant, PA

Tinsman Pottery Gallery — Reason for Jeanette Hooban’s and My Delaware River Sojourn Nov. 2016

Haitian Art, Bucks County Art — Synthesis: 2026

As Phillips Mill Artist Pat Martin Created this Collation of Art and Artists
This may very well be The Heart of the Matter:
As I add this last photo, into my e-mail comes the most valuable contact: RIVERWATCH.

WATER IS SACRED! PERMIT NO PIPELINES, ANYWHERE!
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