Daily News | These friends drifted down one of Pennsylvania’s largest rivers on a (big!) handmade raft
Every summer, for about the last five years, a growing group of young men shove off from the banks of the Susquehanna River to live like modern-day Huckleberry Finns.
“That pace is usually about one mile per hour, maybe two,” said Seth Kashuba, 22, one of the original rafters. This year’s trip started in Falls, Wyoming County, and ended south in Berwick, Columbia County, about 45 miles later. The river starts to get rockier and more dangerous further south. Blakely said anyone wanting to create a raft of their own should review regulations and be sure to have a life jacket aboard for everyone. The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission told“It’s basically like we’re tubing,” Kashuba said.
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