I grew up many miles away from the shoreline in Michigan and Pennsylvania. In Pennsylvania, visits to the Jersey Shore introduced me to a what seemed like an unvarying line where the land meets the sea.
When our family moved to coastal Connecticut, I was delighted to experience a new kind of shoreline, a place where inlets and rivers carve an irregular landscape of hidden coves and communities. For me, I’m reminded of the fjords I saw in Norway on a visit to the Bergen area, with their sense of adventure hidden around every nook and crevice of the land/water link.
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