Dating With Mark Twain ‘in Mississippi Line

Following the lines in the song Returning to the Childhood River, "couple" we took each other to the city of Hannibal (USA), where the Mississippi River where residents of both Missouri and Illinois shared the water from the two banks. different.
Dating with Mark Twain 'in Mississippi line
Welcome to the city of Hannibal
Legend of the Cha River
Given the history of the United States, the Mississippi River is so special that it used to be the boundary of the first 13 colonies to the east, west of the river, a vast land that the United States acquired from France after the Louisiana Deal of 1883. Also from this riverbank, the United States expanded its western banks into a large and powerful country.
As for me, this wide and long river was really awakened to bustle into a golden age when the steam engine was born, in parallel with the migration to the West - the new land

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The ships sprayed smoke with sirens echoing on the vast waves of water, up and down more than 2 thousand miles. The Mississippi River is a fairly common setting in literature and music. Many of Mark Twain's stories, including his famous "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn", took place on the Mississippi River
He lives on the Mississippi River and is completely devoted to the river.



Even the Mississippi River is the inspiration for many songs, such as Johnny Cash's music "Big River" or the popular song "Moon River" from 1961 in the movie "Breakfast at Tiffany's".
Mark Twain Lighthouse on Cadiff Hill
Author on the statue side of writer Mark Twain
Welcome gate on the Mississippi river wharf
We come to the Mississippi River and steam-powered ships also partly find a similarity with the life of the Philadelphia female painter attached to the Murray and Darling rivers in the novel "All rivers are flowing "(original English" All the rivers run ").
The work is written by female writer Nancy Cato who we used to read or steal during class.
Old Hannibal city and jokes from the name Mark Twain
People often say, "Cities with rivers flowing through are always beautiful". In addition to the beauty, the prosperity thanks to the currents brought water to the people, brought alluvium to the land, brought ships to transport and traded and made the city period period, bringing multicolored cultural streams and changing change history of the country.
That is why I put it on the map of the old Hannibal city - the place called the home of the United States in accordance with the content of the greeting sign "Welcome to Hannibal - America's hometown".
It lies embracing the river, resting its head on the bridge named after famous writer Mark Twain and has become a stopover for us in this holy season
An exquisitely carved tree piece of the city name
The Mississipi line seen from the lighthouse
Little boys frolic at the Mark Twain museum
Hannibal greeted us with a bit of romantic tenderness of Da Lat, a bit of ancient Sapa, a little greenness of Tam Dao.




I walked past the monument of Samuel Clemens (real name of writer Mark Twain) holding the steering wheel of the ship with his eyes far out into the ocean. Remember the funny name of the great writer Mark Twain, a boat assistant and his youth on the Mississippi River with these steamboats.
His real name is Samuel Clemens and his pseudonym is also born from this river. When he had to follow the learner train at the age of 21, he often heard the assistant trainers use the pole as a measure of depth shouting: “Half twain! Quarter twain! M-a-r-k twain! ” which means “Half of a double line! Quarter of double line! Double-mark! ”, And Twain was a couple.
Where the pole has a mark of depth of line 2, equivalent to 3.7 m, the depth is safe for the train to run. Then the name Mark Twain was first used in 1863 when he was writing in Virginia, and the Mississippi River entered literature and childhood with the amazing adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. .




I thought it was better to change the name of this place to "the city of Mark Twain" because everywhere his image appears: from the Mark Twain beer company to the Mark Twain restaurant, from the museum to the park, from the lighthouse to the market ... or even on the city tour bus also attached the writer's name.
The quaint shops on Hannibal street
Steam boat named writer Mark Twain
Falling maple leaves await the season of Love
I call the maple trees along the city the fireworks trees because the winter leaves are blotchy but radiant with all the dreamy purple, passionate red, magenta or even color. Romantic roses are like beams of fireworks bounce on both sides of the road.
Standing below a light pole hidden on Cadiff Hill, I remember this was the scene that writer Mark Twain commented as the best view in this small city.
On the left is a bridge named after Mark Twain connecting the two states by the Chicago - Kansas highway.



To the right are three islands Shuck Island, Pearl Island and Tower Island of Illinois state seemingly remote but very close. Below.

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