Cuttalossa Road, New Hope, Pennsylvania, 2005

Cuttalossa Creek, a tributary to the nearby Delaware River, carved this marvelous, winding, shaded, Sycamore-populated canyon surrounded by sandstone cliffs. This particular spot is near the site of Cutalossa Farm, the former home of Daniel Garber, an American impressionist landscape painter in the 1940's and 1950's. Cuttalossa road, consisting largely of gravel, winds adjacent to the creek. This scene makes me curious about what lies around the corner.

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