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"You cannot step into the same river twice."
—HereclitusThe River Twice is a documentary feature film project taking place in June 2011 along the North Branch of the Susquehanna River.
New Song About the River
Listen to Cecily covering a song about the Susquehanna written by fellow rafter, Stephen Dahmer, here:
Watch New Video for The River Twice
WATCH THE INTRO TO THE RIVER TWICE HERE:
The River Twice in the news
On A Huck Finn Adventure, The Times Leader Rafters to Document Unique Perspective of River Towns, The Rocket Courier Creating the New City: Part Four, Metropolis
Thirty Days On The Susquehanna: A Raft’s-Eye View Of Our Lady Of Muddy Waters
Four Miles A Day: A Junk Raft Floats On “River Time” When we hop into the shallows and tow our trusty raft, the Jamcracker, to its final landing in a Wilkes-Barre riverfront park, we are several shades browner, from a month’s worth of sun and 120 miles of Susquehanna River silt. Some translate Susquehanna as … Read more
The River Twice: Susquehanna or bust
And we’re off! The drive up to the Endless Mountains was slow, hauling a load like this. Strapped to the back of the little blue pickup truck is a half dozen 55-gallon plastic barrels and some scrap wood, pulled from the alleyways of Philadelphia, that will soon become our floating home for the next five … Read more
Seeking Volunteers
The River Twice, a documentary film project taking place in June 2011, is seeking volunteers along the North Branch of the Susquehanna River. For the past few years a group of friends has been floating on this section of the river in hand-made boats and rafts. We have camped on islands, listened to amazing stories … Read more
The River Twice: A Feature Documentary
The River Twice is a documentary feature film project taking place in June 2011 along the North Branch of the Susquehanna River. “You cannot step into the same river twice.” — Hereclitus For the past few years a group of friends has been floating on the Susquehanna River in hand-made boats and rafts. We have … Read more
To the prosperous development of our species
This is the best way I’ve heard it articulated so far: “Humans have a tendency to fall prey to the illusion that their economy is at the very center of the universe, forgetting that the biosphere is what ultimately sustains all systems, both man-made and natural. In this sense, ‘environmental issues’ are not about saving … Read more
