Excerpt from Taghconic: Or Letters and Legends About Our Summer Home
From Vermont upon the north to Connecticut upon the south, for fifty miles along the eastern borders of New York, extends Berkshire, the most western county of Massachusetts. It is a region of hills and valleys, of lake and stream, of woodland, farm and field. Its beauty is world renowned; for the pens of Bryant and Miss Sedgwick have made it their favorite theme. Within its limits are Monument Mountain, Icy Glen, the Stockbridge Bowl, Green River, with a thousand other scenes of storied or of unsung loveliness.
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