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by Cathy Kovarik
$24.50
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Purchase a tote bag featuring the photograph "Trout Pond" by Cathy Kovarik. Our tote bags are made from soft, durable, poly-poplin fabric and include a 1" black strap for easy carrying on your shoulder. All seams are double-stitched for added durability. Each tote bag is machine-washable in cold water and is printed on both sides using the same image.
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The history of Trout Pond and Noyac have always been intertwined. Since the first English settlement, Trout Pond has been the economic ... more
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The history of Trout Pond and Noyac have always been intertwined. Since the first English settlement, Trout Pond has been the economic center of Noyac. Two native encampments, the English called Weecatucks and Noyacs, inhabited the area. They lived near a stream that came to be called the Noyac River. This stream arose from the moraine and flowed to the bay barely a mile away. Noyac and Weecatuck were Algonquin words indicating the place, not people; Noyac meaning “a point of land”, Weecatuck “edge of woods”. These people were Manhansets, one of the thirteen tribes of Long Island. The Manhanset’s tribal lands were Shelter, Ram, Gardiner, and Robins Islands. English settlers from Lynn, Massachusetts, founded Southampton in 1640. They did not spread into the land they called Noyac until 1679. John Jessup was one of the first land owners in the area. On the first hill of Morton’s Wildlife Refuge (Jessup’s Neck) is a tombstone bearing the inscription, “Here lies the body of Abigai...
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Steve Harrington
A fine image, Cathy! :) LF
Jim Fitzpatrick
Wonderful capture! fv
Lenore Senior
Gorgeous landscape, colors, and love the birds, too!!! v/f!!