Corn? Wheat? Nope… it’s actually common reed — a tall, golden-brown wetland grass that often grows in large patches near marshes, rivers, and ponds. Here along the Quinnipiac River, these golden stalks stretch for hundreds of acres, and while not corn, its height and color can make it look similar from above, especially in the fall. And just beyond them rises Sleeping Giant, one of Connecticut’s most iconic landmarks. From this view, you can see why it earned its name — the ridge line resembles

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